Old Cars Weekly

A 20/20 look at the hobby heading into 2020

This annual “Meet the Hobby” issue starts off the year 2020 with a look at the collector vehicle hobby through the eyes of industry experts and enthusiasts. Usually, this issue really concentrates on the trends in the hobby, but this year, we reader and Nash collector Dan Hill to add a little balance to the business side of the issue.

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