Making a past classic future friendly

Classic cars. They’re pretty great, right? Jaguar e-types, Ferrari Dino’s, VW Beetles, 65’ Mustangs, Aston Martin DB5’s, Nissan 2000GT-R’s – I could go on, and on, and on. But you get the picture. Classic cars will always be loved because they have character, and that isn’t something you’re guaranteed to find in many modern, machine-produced cars. These cars are sought after, or maybe even long-running family heirlooms. Either way, they hold a special place in our hearts. We want to keep them going for as long as possible. But as you also know, they are going to drink a lot of fuel, and spit out some pretty horrible gasses and suck up all the cash from your wallets. If only there was a way to future-proof them?