And so finally we come to my latest acquisition, which is a two-seater called the Doctor's Coupe. Why two-seater coupes are called Doctor's coupes I'm not sure, but it's a very elegant car. It's a 1924, and it belonged to King George VI, who was in those days Prince George in 1924. And so this is not a very fast car, but I've given up driving classic cars fast on the road now because it's very hard work, you have to have all your wits about you. You've got to be heavy on the brakes and so forth, and you know you're driving a vintage Bentley, it's doing about 5 miles to the gallon, you're doing 90 miles an hour and you go round the corner and there's a queue of Fiestas behind a tractor doing 20 miles an hour and you come right down on the speed. The old Ford banger that you passed 5 miles is running up behind you again, you've got nowhere for all your speed, so I decided to give up fast vintage motoring and I now use my Georgian coupe.

So that's my interest in motor cars. All for purely selfish reasons. Never made any contribution to them.