Vintage Wheels Collective

Will My Son Still Be Able to Drive My Dodge?

| 10 Aug, 2026

My son already knows what he wants to do when he gets his driving licence: he wants to drive my military Dodge. As a father and a classic-car enthusiast, this makes me proud. The idea of handing him the steering wheel one day is something I genuinely...

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Are We Raising a Generation That Can’t Drive Classic Cars?

| 17 May, 2026

The last post here went online in February. Since then, a laptop died spectacularly, software updates consumed far more time than they had any right to, a carburetor from a 1947 Plymouth P15-C spent quality time inside an ultrasonic cleaner, and life...

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A Winter Update - Engines Apart, Axles Open, and New Designs Rolling Out

| 04 Feb, 2026

The last proper update here was mid-December. November slipped by almost unnoticed, December disappeared in a blur, and before you know it, February is already knocking. That’s how it goes sometimes, especially when time is spent not behind a keyboard...

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Missed Miles, Missed Drams, and Finding the Rhythm Again

| 15 Dec, 2025

The author reflects on breaking a monthly blogging tradition due to the fast pace of life. They connect their experiences with classic cars and whisky, emphasizing that both require patience and attention. Enjoyment comes not from efficiency but from...

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Modern Classics

| 23 Oct, 2025

The discussion highlights the evolving definition of “classic cars,” extending beyond the traditional 1950s and 60s models to include vehicles from 1987 onward. True classics possess personality, presence, and availability of parts, while stories and...

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Will My Son Still Be Able to Drive My Dodge?

Are We Raising a Generation That Can’t Drive Classic Cars?

A Winter Update - Engines Apart, Axles Open, and New Designs Rolling Out

Missed Miles, Missed Drams, and Finding the Rhythm Again

Modern Classics