Can anyone fill in my classic car questionnaire?

[artyclarty]

First time poster, long time lurker!


Have been the proud owner of my little 2CV since 2010 and lurked around the classic car scene in Staffordshire. I am now based in Durham (yes I moved house 200 miles in a 2CV!!).

I am also writing my dissertation for my MA Preventive Conservation, the title I am using is Are classic cars treated differently to other historical artefacts? I am looking into thoughts and views of other classic car owners and I am sure there must be a few out there that would kindly fill out my survey.

It is only short and mainly bullet points so shouldn't take too long to fill in.

www.esurveycreator.com/s/3f0056a

Many thanks for taking the time to read this!

[randywanger_]

I got to question 15, then the next arrow took me back to 1...

[artyclarty]

oh dear!

Will have a look into that, but not had that issue before.

Thanks for attempting to fill it in anyway!!

[omega]

Apr 28, 2013 11:31:22 GMT randywanger_ said:

I got to question 15, then the next arrow took me back to 1...

me to

[luckyseven]

I made it all the way to the end

HTH, lol ;D

[Maxxxer]

All filled in...

[OVY871]

Done

[loudandproud205]

Done. But deffinatly aimed at those that enjoy a more "standard" classic car.

[fred]

All done ;D

[fred]

As a quick question
what Historical artifacts are you grouping with classic cars?
buildings - antiquities - or proper iconic things like Stonehenge?
basically most things of historical worth are really rather treated the same
IE left as is - Restored to original - or modified - like a mansion - but with central heating chucked in

[waveman1500]

I think the treatment of historic things depends on whether or not they are still used, and how they are used. For example, a classic car in a museum will be preserved as original, whereas one that is driven may have the ignition upgraded, electric fans put in and so forth.