I thought that is exactly what you meant, and I'm 100% OK with that. That is what makes these things fun. Late 90's, early 2000's, maybe into 2010's are the prime age of cars for me. Raw, some modern gadgetry, super fun. If a part isn't made anymore, you make one, or find someone who does. The internet exists for car enthusiasts, lol.I don't think you understood what I meant. For example one day your Murcie stalls and doesn't want to start again, you find out the broken part is no longer made or available anywhere effectively rending the car a paperweight. Would you be okay with that?
I get where you are coming from, there is a certain calmness to walking into an autozone and buying a replacement part off the shelf.