I couldn't believe my ears. The Internal Revenue Service determined the profit was non taxable. The I.R.S. doesn't do that sort of thing very often. Every time you display your Classic or just look at it sitting in your garage or in front of your house, it makes a profit for you. Every time you drive your Classic, it pays you a dividend.
Cynics like to say that romance is dead.
Cynics obviously don't own Classic cars. Those who say the age of adventure is over have not experienced motoring in a Classic. Just look at the face of a Classic owner when he gazes at his car.