I reallyh enjoy the tinkering I do with my MG and Morgan - it's a nice release from all the stresses and strains of life (even when it doesn't go to plan). For me, it's part of the joy of owning a car, and one of the reasons I've got a classic for a daily driver too.

I've only driven a Porsche once - a Carrera 4S. I'd been driving a raggy old S3 Landy for a few years previously and the Porsche was amazing. Within minutes I was driving fast but safely. Everything was 'right' - handling, steering, speed etc. And that's why I'd never have one. Where is the fun in driving something that does everything perfectly? I much prefer ragging round in my old two, pushing the limits, surprising muself and others when I hustle them round corners, listening out for every squeak, bump and clunk and adapting to all feedback the car is giving you. For me, the Posrche was just a bit 'beige', and after a few weeks I'd probably be bored with it.

Photo is on the Cwmystwyth Road for those that know.......

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