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Fredb_ · 01-30-2023, 07:35 PM

For a guy of 68 years, I've had way too many different classic cars in the past 10 years. Both stock classics and modified street-rods. Ford, Mopar, GM, Nash and Triumph to name a few.

Living in rural Oregon there are "only" country roads so it's easy to have an excuse to go slower. That being said I prefer to keep the vintage suspension automobiles on the country roads (lower speed) and drive my custom Buick at high speeds in wide-open spaces!

That's about as technical as I can get.

01-30-2023, 07:35 PM	#29
Fredb_ Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Coos Bay, OR Posts: 648	Re: Driving on the freeway For a guy of 68 years, I've had way too many different classic cars in the past 10 years. Both stock classics and modified street-rods. Ford, Mopar, GM, Nash and Triumph to name a few. Living in rural Oregon there are "only" country roads so it's easy to have an excuse to go slower. That being said I prefer to keep the vintage suspension automobiles on the country roads (lower speed) and drive my custom Buick at high speeds in wide-open spaces! That's about as technical as I can get.