re: Start/Stop technology on newer cars....worth it?

I guess in that regard I'm not an O-T O.G. My daily is a 1996 with almost 250k miles. It's a lifted 4x4 sporting a 400 horse smallblock chevy with headers. My other ride is a 1972 Chevelle with more power than the daily. Neither has a GPS system, a black box/data recorder, or any other fancy schmancy tech. The computer in my '96 is equivalent to an Atari compared to the electronics they're putting in new vehicles these days, and that's fine with me. I wouldn't want ONE new car, let alone twelve.