Maybe they can shoot some 50's era movies down there.

Cuban Graffitti?

If I went to Cuba for a vacation, my last choice would be to transported around in a 1950's era automobile.

Those cars were safe for their time, actually they were not very safe at all.

No seat belts ( like school & tourist busses. ) All steel interiors ( so no matter what you bump into, it hurts. ) No safety glass ( you know what happens when it shatters. )

The funny thing about these cars is the attachment people have with them : In the 1950's, did anyone say to themselves, " I wanna save this clunker so 40 years from now I can drive it around and look cool " (?)

The answer is No, soon as it wore out, or they could afford to buy a new model, they did.

Many of those old cars should be junked, relegated to a museum, operated only on private roads, or there should be a special week or month alloted where they can be driven on public highways.

And the rich can still be allowed to sell them back and forth to each other.

You look at one of those beauties driving down the street, and your first impression is, " cool, sweet, nice, hot, countered by memory, envy, desire, jealousy.

Then as soon as it passes, you smell the scent of oil vapor, unburnt hydrocarbons, and then you say, " boy that thing stinks, I'm glad they don't make them like that anymore, then you have memories of oily streets, roads and driveways, smog so thick (354 days of the year ) you could cut it with a butter knife, memories of news reports telling you to keep the kids indoors because the " index " is too high to play outside.

Ya, buddy.