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It seems like the Topps T206 cards would be a good place to start. They have today's players on them but look like the cards we collect. A commonality such as that could work. I got really interested in the McGwire/Sosa homerun chase when my dad bought me cards just about everyday. Unfortunately, it may take something like that to get him started.
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