I seem to remember Evan from "Chasing Classic Cars" with the irrepressible Wayne Carini . There's no doubting Evan's knowlege of Veteran motor cars. Thankyou Donald
Not dead at all. Just dying unfortunately. There will always be an interest in these vehicles but how many of those who pay an interest want or can afford to do so? I cannot imagine being new to the veteran car scene. Buying a 1938 Austin Big 7 was enough of an eye opener to how much information isnt available unless you're hair is grey and have it in the memory file.
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I seem to remember Evan from "Chasing Classic Cars" with the irrepressible Wayne Carini . There's no doubting Evan's knowlege of Veteran motor cars. Thankyou Donald
Not dead at all. Just dying unfortunately. There will always be an interest in these vehicles but how many of those who pay an interest want or can afford to do so? I cannot imagine being new to the veteran car scene. Buying a 1938 Austin Big 7 was enough of an eye opener to how much information isnt available unless you're hair is grey and have it in the memory file.
I ride a motorcycle for the same reason the really old cars are driven. There is a visceral experience that can not be created any other way.