Classic Cars

[spiderpig37]

plenty on ebay with the looks of the ones in need of restoration i think there will be a fair bit of welding required so if you dont have one i would budget for a welder as well
I too am looking for a project to tinker with after my sabatical as house husband comes to a end cant realy go out and splash the breadwinners cash on something yet:doh
Good look Andy

 

[clivvy]

plenty on ebay with the looks of the ones in need of restoration i think there will be a fair bit of welding required so if you dont have one i would budget for a welder as well
I too am looking for a project to tinker with after my sabatical as house husband comes to a end cant realy go out and splash the breadwinners cash on something yet:doh
Good look Andy

cheers Andy.

I do wonder If I need to learn welding, I think i will start looking into that as well, perhaps look into welding courses...

 

[briggie]

fancy a austin healey clive ?

 

[iain.s]

If your going for A spitfire then dont expect anything exeptional in handling , in fact dont expect handling , rear ends tend to fall apart as you go along , same with most triumphs from the same era had A 65 vitesse 2L fantastic as A drag machine apart from get to A corner too quick clean trolly's time :augie

 

[iain.s]

Probably get some laughs at this but seen A few of these and they seem to go really well http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=classic+volvo+amazon&qpvt=classic+volvo+amazon&FORM=IGRE not your usual classic but look cool

 

[glenbo]

whatever you buy i hope you enjoy it:thumbs

 

[lacroupade]

Probably get some laughs at this but seen A few of these and they seem to go really well http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=classic+volvo+amazon&qpvt=classic+volvo+amazon&FORM=IGRE not your usual classic but look cool

No laughs here - the Amazon is an excellent car, I'd love one, that or a P1800.