Personally, I'd have no problem giving one of my project cars to a younger person if they showed true interest. But all the younger people I've ever met today have no concept of what a classic car is. I'm not saying that all kids are the same, but all the one's I've met are not interested.
My Nephew was bought a new electric power wheels atv when he was 8, which he drove for a month and then left out in the field. Then he was bought a new gas go-cart when he was 11 which he drove for a month and left out in the field. Then he was bought a new Yamaha Grizzly atv when he was 12 that he drove for a month and left out in the field. Then he was bought a new jumbo side-by-side with blasting stereo and light bars when he was 14 that he drove for a month an then left out in the field. So now that he's approaching driving age, there's a pattern that dictates that he wouldn't want to get anywhere near a classic car.... His family even has a super-cool glass roof Ford in their barn. I've been chomping at them for years that I'll help them drag it out and get it going. But they have no interest...
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