Yes the weather was very nice there on Sunday and I got a good few bargains in the Auto Jumble and engine oil for £1 per litre from the local motor factor who had a stand there.
The vast majority of the pre 1990 classic owners were all well into their state pension age.
On the area above there, the post 1990 classics had plenty of younger owners.
I have never had any idea why someone wants a car that stays in the garage and is only let out for shows if it is not raining.
I would think around 2025 to 2030 it will be start to be considered socially iffy to drive an internal combustion engine car.
From what I can see, very few young people buy older cars and do them up, rather they just accept that you pay PCP on a car and hand it back at the end of the term just as you renew your phone when something else is available.