Passion is Fuel

Dreamed as a boy, Owned as a Man!

Classic cars were a part of me growing up as a child. The smell of fuel and motors whining in the morning was what I woke upto living amidst mechanical speedsters and heavy workers. This nostalgia made me buy again the classic models that used to roar in the car shed of my home a long time ago and take care of them like my father did.

These cars need love and care to stay young as they grow old. The insides fade, the body corrodes, the engines grow weaker when the needed care is not given. As a mech undergrad I find myself in a capable position to take care of these cars at my leisure even the process involves some money.

I would like to keep my ongoing projects tagged here as a public diary for anyone to make use of.

What I have demonstrated here might be small fixes and temporary solutions for a specific vehicle. But its more about love and care than engineering. These old classics make me love what I do here and also in the field of automotive engineering as these basic vehicles are the solid layers on which the later car models stand.