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Hi Pete V, ice cream on whatever day would be under public display with no problems driving. It’s mainly insurance guidelines. Let’s say you drove your car to work or shopping and your car gets damaged then there’s a chance that you’re insurance won’t cover you. That’s basically the only driving limitation’s that you would have. Thanks for asking! I’m doing great! Finished last year my 1934 Chevrolet Standard Holden Roadster of a 2 year full ground up restoration restomod with no spared expenses on my build. It just feel’s good to get out with other car people with no mask and don’t even care about any awards. Got several trophies last year with 2 already this year with first place at the Massachusetts Sandwich Museum Gardens auto show and the Milford car show. Plus I got an invitation to the Newport Concourse de elegance auto show in October. Remember that I drive my roadster everywhere with now only 900 miles on my recent build. Here’s a few pictures!
