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> Weather is a big factor. In California, you can see classic old cars on > the > road. No snow, no salt on the roads, etc., no rust. People not only > collect old > classic cars here, they also drive them around now and then. Even though I > am > not a car aficionado, I do get a thrill when I see a well maintained older > one on the road. I've seen cars going back to model Ts all the way up to > some > great old 1950 classic cars. I suppose, car clueless as I am, some 1960 > cars are > now classics too. California seems to go very easy on older cars. Regina is a little hotbed of old cars. We have a couple of car clubs that seem fixated on 1950s road-boats. There is a landscaping service that has a pristine condition late 40s 1 ton still in service, and every now and again, some old fart will pull his old Model A or T out of the garage for a toodle around town. Spring in Regina officially arrives when the hot rod enthisiasts figure it is safe to take their toys out to play. William Robb -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
