Very very nice work done on these vehicles.
They look great and authentic -inside and out.
They are, if anything, a little 'too easy' to drive around a race track with traction control set to "maximum": It's almost impossible to 'spin out' or lose control of these vehicles. With wheels as thin as they are on these cars, I would've expected a lot more difficulty in racing in terms of avoiding oversteer.
I'm assuming that the acceleration and top speed, etc. is also realistic for this time period of these vehicles.
Hence, while these 50s vehicles are somewhat fun to drive......they are very, very slow: Hell, a mo-ped might be as fast as these vehicles are.
I might want to drive older race cars like these when I'm 150 years old, though I doubt it. I'm sure that I'll still be craving greasy lightning speed. As Weird Al would say, "I'll be mellow when I'm dead."
...Trouble is...........I never plan on dyin'........
