Which classic car upto £15K

[M3John]

evil_dr_fish said:

Now THAT'S a f(r)ight I'd pay money to watch!

Well you saw how well it performed with only 3 forward gears the other week. Kept up rather well i thought

[evil_dr_fish]

Errr That's a *bit* newer than a Carlton!!!

I think a year for year model-comparison would only be fair!

[greatgranny]

Greenie said:

Initial purchase price new less than £4k

[IN51GHT]

Time for a bit of threar resurrection.

I'm thinking this may be a great way to source something interesting at a decent cost.

Trying to get my head around the costs of something like this - http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...

[renaultgeek]

I was wondering where people thought they'd get an e type for 15k

[dinkel]

Well, maybe one with a few dents here and there.

[85Carrera]

renaultgeek said:

I was wondering where people thought they'd get an e type for 15k

It is quite frustrating to see from the initial responses what was available for £15k only 9 years ago. I considered a DBS at the time (although think they were more like 20 for a decent one).

Should have put my pension money into some of these cars ...

[dinkel]

Ferrari Daytona: 10 years ago a Spider was 1M!

[ToneyCaroney]

renaultgeek said:

I was wondering where people thought they'd get an e type for 15k

You could get a decent series fhc for that 10 years ago. It wasn't until the 50th anniversary year (2011) that E types started to go really stupid and have never looked back (unlike me...).

[bobdylan]

Old topic but I'm intrigued.

Would it not be possible to buy a old classic such as a mini or old fiesta with hardly any original value.
Naturally old cars carry more service bills and running costs (like the replacement cosworth 2.0 engine and all round coilovers) bills that run through the company and off the tax bill ?