Classic (old, retro) cars for sale £0-5k
Discussion
PomBstard said:
Ooo, can I have this, pleasepleasepleasepleasepleeeeeease . . . 
Flying Toaster said:
Where'd he get my father-in-law's car?
JZZ30 said:
I'm not sure that the Chrysler is actualy a particularly big car - especially by US standards
Edited by irocfan on Wednesday 29th April 15:05
W00DY said:
seller said:
6 Months Road Tax Not Due Till September 2015
People still get this wrong? STILL?Edited by MajorMantra on Wednesday 29th April 16:43
L100NYY said:
This, the black #13 Beetle, and the '64 Sprite have me breathing heavy.
MajorMantra said:
W00DY said:
seller said:
6 Months Road Tax Not Due Till September 2015
People still get this wrong? STILL?
And he looks like a dealer, unbelievable People still get this wrong? STILL?
Edited by 31mph on Wednesday 29th April 15:12
olly755 said:
Bit of a rolling resto, but £3495.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-Lotus-Elan-M100-tur...
Fabulous little cars, and IMO criminally underrated given the rising values of other, less worthy machines. On the right bit of road, not a lot will live with one. Mother had a nearly new one when I was a teenager, which I used to borrow. Quick little thing too, but it was all about the handling, which was a delight.
I don't think she ever did find out.
FWIW I bought my current car from these guys and got a really good service. Sound couple of chaps and very forthcoming, I'd be happy to buy even an old Lotus from them. Sorely tempted actually.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-Lotus-Elan-M100-tur...
Fabulous little cars, and IMO criminally underrated given the rising values of other, less worthy machines. On the right bit of road, not a lot will live with one. Mother had a nearly new one when I was a teenager, which I used to borrow. Quick little thing too, but it was all about the handling, which was a delight.
I don't think she ever did find out.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-Strada-Abarth-130TC...
I had a proper itchy bidding finger on this, but in th end I decided t would've given me a bit of a cash flow headache. Shame.
irocfan said:
I'm not sure that the Chrysler is actualy a particularly big car - especially by US standards
I checked. Even though it's a 'mid size' car it's as long as a LWB S class, with a wheelbase an inch longer than a C class!Edited by irocfan on Wednesday 29th April 15:05
Also I did look at 126s when I was looking for a first car, about the cheapest thing I could insure when I was 17. I could also afford to fuel the fiat as well.
scottyrocks said:
Where'd he get my father-in-law's car?
I dunno, must have shipped it over when he wasn't looking.L100NYY said:
THAT WAS MY BEST MATE'S CARHe restored it himself (with help from a mechanic father) then sold it on at the end of last year, the modifications weren't his though
It was an excellent car, bags of fun
However, he's failed to mention it's a Cat C
Edited by 31mph on Wednesday 29th April 23:21
scottyrocks said:
PomBstard said:
Ooo, can I have this, pleasepleasepleasepleasepleeeeeease . . . http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/Austin-...
31mph said:
L100NYY said:
THAT WAS MY BEST MATE'S CARHe restored it himself (with help from a mechanic father) then sold it on at the end of last year, the modifications weren't his though
It was an excellent car, bags of fun
However, he's failed to mention it's a Cat C
Edited by 31mph on Wednesday 29th April 23:21
Saw this on another thread and thought it worthy of here 
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-MINOR-1098cc...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-MINOR-1098cc...
W00DY said:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fiat-Strada-Abarth-130TC...
I had a proper itchy bidding finger on this, but in th end I decided t would've given me a bit of a cash flow headache. Shame.
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