Old enough?

[elleng]

My neighbor is an enthusiast.

[ret5hd]

1. I've said before that my vehicles...

are old enough to buy cigarettes and liquor.

Your neighbors vehicle is old enough to by hookers and cocaine.

[House of Roberts]

2. That car is from the Prohibition era.

Its preferred libation is bathtub gin and reefer.

[Best_man23]

8. And if you talk about maintenance on this car

You are required to end every sentence with the word "see." Such as:

This is how you change a flat tire, see.

This is the way you change the oil, see.

This is how you fill the radiator, see.

Preferred wear is a pinstripe suit accented with a violin case (Chicago typewriter optional).

[Yonnie3]

3. My late uncle restored such cars but considered them as commonplace

His personal collection had no roofs and had tillers. True horseless carriages.

My aunt was very surprised at the international interest in these vehicles when she decided to liquidate the estate. She was astounded at the value.

[marked50]

4. OK. I'll bite. What year, make, model?

[elleng]

5. Dunno, gotta ask my neighbor.

[elleng]

6. A friend wrote:

1929 Model A sedan

(He's not my neighbor, but seems to know about such things.)

[marked50]

7. Thank you elleng for the followup