5 Classic Cars That Are Easy To Maintain

1973 Chevrolet El Camino SS

*1972 Chevrolet El Camino SS featured here

From the moment this model was released, it was loved, and Chevrolet decided that it was a model that should live on to see many decades. They wanted to ensure that there were enough spare parts on the market, regardless of the year, so they usually do a reproduction of parts to ensure their availability. The availability of parts and flawless handling make this car easy to maintain.

1973 Chevy Nova

*1973 Chevy Nova featured here

This model was the result of a major redesign, and the new hatchback two-door coupe was introduced. With this vehicle, the main goal of Chevy was to design a compact and affordable car. Which they did. Over one million Chevy Nova’s were produced, and this car is still easy to maintain today, due to the very little maintenance required.

1968 Jeep CJ-5

*1968 Jeep CJ-5 featured here 

With softer styling lines and rounded body contours, this vehicle was stronger, more comfortable, more versatile, and more off-road capable than other vehicles. According to Jeep.com, the CJ-5 had the longest production run of any Jeep brand vehicle and Jeep Brand vehicle manufacturing plants were established in 30 foreign countries. This model is easy to maintain and is the ideal vehicle for the public’s interest in off-road vehicles. “A popular and enduring legend, the CJ-5 has probably logged more trail miles than any other Jeep Brand vehicle,” according to Jeep.com.

Chevy Bel Air

*1955 Chevrolet Bel Air featured here 

This model came into production in 1955 and continued for two years. There were some changes and improvements made within those two years, increasing production and therefore increasing the number of cars. Not every car sold within those two years, so there were still some spare parts available. According to hotcars.com, “the spare parts are available to the point where a whole new Chevy Bel Air can be assembled just from the spare parts still available.”

1966 Ford Mustang 

*1966 Ford Mustang featured here 

Classic Mustangs are typically very easy to maintain, due to their readily available and inexpensive parts. Hagerty Media states that “Anyone with a shop manual and a decent set of sockets and wrenches can perform nearly any task.”

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