Hey /o/, In your opinion, what is the easiest car to work

1995 through 1998 Silverado.
Tons of room in the engine bay and vortec 350s are stupid easy to work on

I'm finding my SN95 Mustang really easy to work on, all things considered. Miata was similar.

Just did the Brostang's clutch, shocks, struts, brakes, and steering rack.

>>17602517
This. Full size trucks are like the duplo version of cars

Anything made before 1982 with RWD. Easiest car I ever worked on was a 65 falcon with a straight six.

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>>17602507
2000 and older Civics are easy as shit.

>>17602507
65-66 mustangs with the 289 or straight six

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>>17602517
They're made easy to work on, because you have to work on them all the time.

Wranglers are easy AF, don't even have to jack them off

>>17602517
Came here to post this
t. 97 ferd truck owner

>>17602507
My daily Civic is possible easy to work on, same goes for any cheap shitbox Honda.

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>>17602991
>don't even have to jack them off
What did you mean by this?