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It gets asked a lot, this question. No good answers yet. I reckon it must involve the regard in which the craft was held when it was new. If people thought it was a beauty, and leader in it's class, a real gem, then as an old lady it must be a Classic. The parrallel can be drawn with cars. An E-Type, a Mini Cooper S, a Lagonda with a hand-built cabrio body, an MGTD, A Triumph 1800 Roadster, a Rover 3 Litre. Many cars have a long history of being revered and sought after, or just plain held in esteem and are Classics now. An A40 Farina, a Morris 1000, a Ford Cortina? Certainly not Classics. |