It’s me, Mark Stone, and in this episode of the Backseat Driver Podcast, I’m joined by Justin Fellows, a devoted enthusiast of veteran and vintage automobiles, best known for taking part in historic events such as the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.

Justin talks me through his journey from a casual interest in old cars to becoming a committed collector and custodian of veteran machines. We explore why preserving these early vehicles matters, not just mechanically, but culturally, as living pieces of automotive history.

I dig into the finer details with Justin, from car classifications and early engineering solutions to the personal stories that have shaped his connection with these cars. We also discuss the realities of maintaining and driving vehicles from a very different era, along with the challenges, rewards, and occasional moments of mild panic.

This episode highlights the strong sense of community within vintage car ownership and celebrates the enduring appeal of machines that continue to bring people together through shared passion and heritage.

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