As part of the Classic Car Loan Project, the PreWar Austin 7 Club are loaning me a RP Box Saloon for a year to try out vintage motoring.
In this episode, join me for the hand-over in Lincoln, where we chat to chairman David Booth, I try and get my head around timing controls, and crunch many gears - and still leave with the keys to the 88-year-old motor!
The Classic Car Loan Project is supported by Peter James Insurance.
As part of the Classic Car Loan Project, the PreWar Austin 7 Club are loaning me a RP Box Saloon for a year to try out vintage motoring.
In this episode, join me for the hand-over in Lincoln, where we chat to chairman David Booth, I try and get my head around timing controls, and crunch many gears - and still leave with the keys to the 88-year-old motor!
The Classic Car Loan Project is supported by Peter James Insurance.
I think prewar cars are actually due for a bit of a resurgence. Even a 1970s classic is quite alien technology to someone born in the 1990s, so buying an old car is a deliberate decision to go for something different. Something that stands out. And a prewar car is a whole lot more different to the modern experience than an MGB or a Triumph Spitfire.