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	title of this thread your message I agree with Lucifersum, it's unfair to criticize those designs from the point of view of today's technical possibilities. They're statements of the techniques of their time, if you buy such "oldtimers" you should embrace their spirit, including the construction which was progressive in their times. Buying a jaguar xk120 nobody would criticize the suspension or the lack of ps compared to current cars, nobody would complain about the lack of insulation or ethernet hookups in a Frank Lloyd Wright-building. Just like with a vintage car restore it, if necessary, with nowadays means without ruining the patina and the character - they're pieces of design history! But in the end, some scratches or minor "damages" won't diminish the usability, if you want perfection, buy a new one. associated web images (optional) associated web link (optional) your email your password create a forums account \| you forgot your password?