Not in a sexual way, of course.
I'm also quite jealous of him.
He is the same age as me (give or take 6 months) and has a successful broadcasting career and considerably more cars than me - even if you take into account my Scalextric collection.
He also has the power, through presenting Britain's most popular breakfast show, of declaring days as being "National Whatever Day".
As one of his listeners, I have been following with much interest and anticipation, the announcement and run-up to today - his "National Classic Car Day".
MSN announced it here but most of the media hasn't covered it.
Maybe that is why I haven't seen many classic cars during my 22 mile commute to work this morning and back home this evening.
This morning, I spotted a 1980's Daimler (the one with the rectangular headlamps). This may or may not have been taking part in National Classic Car Day.
This evening, I spotted a 1980's Porsche 911. This may or may not have been taking part in National Classic Car Day.
This lunchtime, whilst strolling back from the local Spar with the beef barm I had just purchased, I spotted a yellow Triumph Dolomite. This may or may not have been taking part in National Classic Car Day but it excited me anyway (not in a sexual way) as all Triumphs always do.
So, overall, I don't think there has been a big take-up - at least where I've been on the England-Wales border today.
However, there are several nice pictures on Chris' Facebook page including this Dyane being modelled by Chris' Radio 2 colleague Alex Lester:
...and of course this Triumph Dolomite:
So now I'm excited again.
But not sexually.
Well. Maybe just a bit.
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