Great Article. As an aging Baby boomer, I am a Points and Condenser guy, Who can also play in the electronic ignition arena.  Where I live, (the greater Toledo Ohio area) one of our high schools is teaching young people to repair, maintain and build motorized vehicles, wrenching from the ground up and fabricating racing machines. They may not have the expertise for 'Point and Condenser' however, they are building vehicles for the future. Congrats to them and anyone young interested in getting their fingernails dirty. I feel out internal combustion future is safe and we can add Battery Power in the near future.   ... View more

Nice article! I like this car, yes it harkens back to the 240 (which we all loved) it takes a company with guts to build a car like this. Congrats to Nissan. Should Name it Datsun 400Z 🙂 ... View more

Great Obit for a great writer! ... View more

How can you forget the 1963-67 Corvette Stingray??? ... View more

Great story! I've always wanted to drive the PCH. thank you ... View more

Agreed! my '57 Chrysler New Yorker's interior offered a record player, tissue box, air etc... vinal and weaved seats with seatbelt option. ... View more

I agree with the above info, however, I would add a few more steps before storing the cars. Stabil Marine or 360 stabilizes the ethanol, a Plastic sheet under the car stops the moisture from attacking the bottom of the car. A small rug piece under each tire keeps the cold concrete from hardening the tires. Also, I keep a small note pad in each car and write down the oil changes, fill ups, date of storage etc... anything I feel I need to know at a later date. Thanks for the article and keep them rolling.   ... View more