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I agree with the comment above about how old cars drive. You have to love them enough for that not to matter. Some like the more direct steering that you don’t get with an electric rack even if the modern electric rack car will run rings around the old car on a track.
I have only one old car now, a 1999 M3 that I am attached to and have significantly modified, but I drive it very little compared to my modern cars because it still drives like an old car. Gets more attention than my modern cars and I do enjoy driving it. I have a 75 2002 that I completely disassembled to restore but that was 6 years ago and I still have not gotten around to starting to put it back together. It would also be modified and would be an occasional driver since it will still drive like an old car.
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