I don't think that report will apply to our old classics. Most of them are cheap enough to be bought as a hobby without breaking the budget like a Porsche or Corvette. As old as I am, I would not be interested in any new sports car. And what did my 47-year old son just buy for a little more than $5K? A 1992 Alfa Spider. At the last Caffeine and Carburetor meet, there had to be about 1,000 spectators of all ages ogling the cars. It is true that all hobby clubs are losing members, from aviation to stamp and coin collecting. As long as there is discretionary income and our LBCs remain affordable with spare parts available, I think that boomers or whoever - at least some of them - would take the plunge and buy one. But it is up to us and companies like Hagerty to keep interest up - plus a movie or two featuring our cars wouldn't hurt - e.g. Alfa Graduate and Aston Martin.