Do you drive your classic to work?

I'm getting a little low on submissions for our Drive Time bit. If you drive your classic to work, send me a high-resolution photo.

Thanks for featuring my MGB in the latest edition. The hospital looks stark in that winter photo. I'm used to all the trees with leaves now.

My X1/9 is ugly enough to break my camera every time I try to take a picture.

I drive my BGT to work on Fridays, and just took it to a conference this week, drove about 600 miles all together.

I would love to take mine, but the route/drivers are crap, the parking garage is ummm ok, but I would not leave my kid in there let alone my GT6 and last is that whole open bonnet policy that Triumph designed in :)

A.

Dave,

I drive mine as much as possible to work. I drive great roads.

Do you want a pic of the car at work?

Leo

A high-resolution photo of the car at work would be great--thanks. You can e-mail it directly to me: david@classicmotorsports.net.

Thanks to those who sent me photos--keep the coming. If I can be picky, photographing the car at work scores more bonus points.

I love driving my car to work. it feels right at home with the other Mazda's.The picture did not come as planned.Ca nt seem to get it to work here so I changed my profile with a picture from work On Aug 1st.I had stayed late the night before to install the brand new Moss Motors wheels I had just recieved at my locale Moss dealer.They worked great with no clearance problems the next weekend at a CSCS.ca Time Attack day.

I'm hoping to get the TR8 to work, for the first time since the MS conversion, next week. If I get that brave, I'll shoot it.

The TR3 is a regular visitor and it has been here on frosty winter mornings, but you'll have to wait a few months for that.

Jack

Seattle - No winter road salt

The start of a good day.

Leo

'73 MGB, drive it every day.

My MGB is sitting in the faculty parking lot of my college right now. Next to a friend's Miata.

I don't want to push the envelope too far on what's a classic, so I won't insist that my '95 Supra is a classic...yet. But I drove it to work again today and hit a milestone...the odo clicked over 100,000 miles...it still feels new to me. (I got it with under 15k on it).

What if your classic is on display at work?

Love the big ol' antidrip mats on the spankin' new floor. I bet Margie had a lot to do with that.

I have driven the J-H at least once a week for a while now. I'll see if I can do a pic one day next week.

My dream :)

I'm lobbying to have my car's diaper removed. So far, it hasn't left a drop!

David, you better check the oil! Sounds like it's empty.

HAHAHA

Yes sir, speaking of oil.

I was all proud of my new crank venting system.

Till I fired the engine up and realized my new PVC valve was too restrictive. OIL EVERYWHERE.

Ain't no rust on my garage floor.

Cheers Ron