On getting younger people interested in Model A's

Posted by Anthony Gal on November 18, 1996 at 12:14:22

As a young (39 ) Model A owner, I see fewer and fewer younger people people in Georgia interested in true antique cars, now that the muscle cars dominate. Part of the problem is a perceived lack of parts or support, which is hardly the case for my Model A, but a major problem with my 1932 Plymouth PB roadster. Yet it will be my generation and those to follow who will carry on the knowledge on pre-WWII automobiles. We must not let older folks in our clubs disuade future generations of enthusiasts. If anything, we should enhance our visibility: the Internet is such a great place to start. Keep on your good work!!

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