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How do you Preserve your Classic British Car?

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Yikes, I don't think I'd be brave enough to get that beautiful Healey out in the snow.
 
I don't consider my 63 TR4 to be a classic. It is just a fun old sports car to drive, I have enjoyed the 45+ years I have owned it. I make modifications I consider necessary for my enjoyment and safety. I preserve it for my use with proper maintenance.
 
Bayless said:
Yikes, I don't think I'd be brave enough to get that beautiful Healey out in the snow.
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Thanks for the kind compliment. Agatha has been restored now for 10 years or so. She was always meant to be a driver and that's what I do. The main roads were dry and the sun was out and Rt. 66 was calling my name. I think I only went to the local coffee shop, just about 12 miles round trip. Just a short spin but enough to put that silly grin on my face.
 
judow said:
Thanks for the kind compliment. Agatha has been restored now for 10 years or so. She was always meant to be a driver and that's what I do. The main roads were dry and the sun was out and Rt. 66 was calling my name. I think I only went to the local coffee shop, just about 12 miles round trip. Just a short spin but enough to put that silly grin on my face.
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I hope there was appropriate background music playing:

 
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