But a word of advice, don't try to compete with a five day tour. It is designed to be a two or three day tour, keep it simple and inexpensive. You can be versatile but don't be too limiting or you may end up with 25 cars instead of the 40 to 100 you probably should have. On the old car side, it is the enjoyment and challenge of driving an antique car on a tour. The thrill of driving through a small town and having people admire your car, and especially the guy who stops mowing his lawn so he can wave and smile at everyone as they pass.
Friendship is hard to describe, but it is a powerful force that makes a tour so much more fun.
We enjoy being with friends we don't see everyday and having new friends because we are with people who share our love for the antique automobile hobby.