Those among us lucky enough to call car collecting a hobby typically align these efforts toward a unifying theme. The common centers of gravity are things like “only air-cooled P-cars,” “coach-built cars from the ‘70s,” or perhaps “one of every M car.” For Philip Moffat however, the common ground is colors and shapes, a more open-ended set of criterion that just happen to have resulted in two cars made by the same marque in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
