Old Cars Weekly

Professional car magazine delivers kinship

Every car collector needs a friend who shares in the hobby. Bonds that develop between car-related kindred spirits can enrich life and the enjoyment of the hobby. Louis C. showed what this meant in issue #203 when he wrote about Kevin O’Connell, his “right-hand man along my successful travels down the road in the professional car hobby.”

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