The Future of Classic Cars | David Dyer and The Modern Classic Car Foundation

<p>What happens to our beloved classic cars when the people who know how to restore, maintain and preserve them eventually put down the tools?</p><p>It&#39;s a question many enthusiasts have asked—but David Dyer decided to do something about it.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Let&#39;s Drive Together with Glenn Ridge</strong>, Glenn sits down with David Dyer, founder of <strong>The Modern Classic Car Foundation</strong>, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to training the next generation of tradespeople who will keep classic motoring alive for decades to come.</p><p>Based at Bankstown Airport, the Foundation combines apprenticeship programs with hands-on restoration, maintenance and specialist vehicle projects, ensuring the skills that have shaped Australia&#39;s automotive culture aren&#39;t lost to time.</p><p>From MGAs and MGBs to resto-mods and even electrified classics, David shares his passion for preserving automotive heritage while embracing the realities of a changing industry.</p><p>Whether you&#39;re a classic car owner, collector, restorer or simply someone who loves cars, this conversation explores why the future of our hobby depends on investing in the next generation.</p><p><strong>At Famous Insurance, we understand that classic cars are more than machines—they&#39;re stories, memories and passions worth protecting. That&#39;s why conversations like this matter.</strong></p>