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I love old cars, I've had a few, I know what owning them is like.
As I said, if you don't need to depend on it to get you places, then they're bloody brilliant. As a solution to ULEZ for your average car user, don't be silly.
NurseHolliday-
ULEZ zones has priced us out of updating our car. Anything diesel, an actual estate and euro 6 either is priced insanely high, or just isn't available to buy, folk aren't selling on like they normally do when they get to their own threshold on age/miles/mounting maintenance items/tempting new lease deal etc.
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If people don't want to spend the money on charges it is a viable option as there are many that could be put into reliable daily service.
Trouble is, your average person won't spend the time to do the research and maintenance to look after them, this is where the problem lies. Which is fine, people have busy lives and they don't need an extra stress of it.
My biggest concern would be stopping it from being pinched.
BrickMan
Tom13
There is only one bad thing about old cars and that's having to potentially buy Imperial tools. Although that could also be seen as a positive.