After 10 years, and some 10,000 miles of driving a 40+ year old car up and down the West Coast of Florida to hundreds of car shows,have written a book about this hobby passion of mine. This hobby saved my life.went from being miserably retired, to miserably trying to restore a classic car. Butlived through it, barely at times, and was able to eventually get my car into National Magazines, and to display it at National Car Shows. This is the story of my INSANE JOURNEY through the world of classic cars. It BEGINS with my uneventful, boring retirement. It QUICKLY LEAPS FORWARD into the madness of my buying a classic car. Then RAPIDLY SPIRALS DOWNWARD in my attemp ..

So you want to own a classic car "Let us bow our heads and have a moment of silence..." Do you understand the real meanings of car ads? br " Rust Free" - You just pay for the car, the rust is free. br br "Head Turner" - People look away. br br "One Careful Owner" - Other six owners, not so careful. br br "Project Car" - Less than 50% of the car exists, and what does exist is in boxes br Welcome to the real world of classic cars "Classic Cars for Fun and Poverty" is a delightfully satirical and zany look at the world of classic car restorers and enthusiasts. Author Ed Zukusky uses his own experiences, over the last fourteen years, to ..

World Travel in the 80's and 90's In the 1980's there was no Global Community. There were mostly independent countries. Each very strongly nationalistic and with their own specific languages and culture. The United State was much the same, as few of us traveled outside of our country. Like the rest of the countries in the world, the only culture we knew was the one we were raised in. My travels as a businessman thrust me into the heart of these countries and their cultures. The differences in cultures from country to country varied significantly. In many cases the clash in cultures was quite a shock, especially to a novice American traveler. Which is whyrefer ..