That guy has a lifetime of stories to tell & some very interesting historical cars.

I'm too young to relate to those really old cars in the way that others close to them did, but it is fascinating to hear the history & details on his vast & varied collection. I had a neighbor back in the late 1960s that restored a 1931 Packard dual-cowl Phaeton in his own garage, followed by a 1930, plus a Nash Metropolitan, an early 30s Bantam, plus a gorgeous 1947 Chrysler Town & Country convertible. He loved it when I came over to watch him in his garage. He could tell you all about any of his cars in great detail. That neighbor was Bruce Cole, and the members of the Niagara Packard Club talked about him for years after he passed (prematurely) in 1994.

You know what they say, "when a man dies, a library closes".