“Most of the Classics I’ve seen offered for sale are running, driving cars.”
REFERRING TO a vintage car as a “classic” is rather commonplace today, a title usually cast upon anything older than 25 years. More succinct, it has become a generic term, like Kleenex to any-or no-name facial tissue. However, many years ago one car club used the word “classic” when identifying the automobiles in its organization: the
