Five Star Gift Ideas

When it comes to finding the perfect gift for your son who loves old timer cars, there are a number of options to choose from. Here are a few ideas that you might find useful.

1. Classic Model Cars: You can buy your son a model car that replicates his favorite old timer car. There are a number of stores that sell these classic-looking models like diecast cars. These come in some really intricate and detailed designs, and you can get him a model of his favorite make and build of old-timer car.

2. Driving experience: A lot of companies, especially car clubs, offer track days or driving experiences where he can drive, explore or even be a passenger in some great classic models. This would be a great way to surprise him and give him an opportunity to enjoy his love for old cars while learning from experts in the field.

3. Road trips: An alternative to a driving experience is taking your son for a road trip or tour that leads to classic exhibitions or museums. You could take him to places where he can view classic or vintage cars being restored or those that are on display.

4. Car books and Magazines: If your son is an avid reader, you can get him books about old and antique cars. There are magazines too that he could explore and learn more about different models and makes.

5. Memorabilia: Car enthusiasts love to collect memorabilia like posters, ads, and other collectibles. You can look for unique and special memorabilia of his favorite car model and this would make for a perfect Christmas gift.

In conclusion, finding the perfect Christmas gift for your son who loves old timer cars comes down to what he likes and how much you know about his interests. Whether it's driving experiences, memorabilia or classic car models, you can be sure to find a gift that will make his Christmas memorable.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”