Classic (old, retro) cars for sale £0-5k

[stephen300o]

Stickyfinger said:

Umm....I had hoped for this to stay under the radar.pls don't push up the bidding

Good luck.

[L100NYY]

£4500.00

Parents test drove a grey one of these brand new back in 1990'ish. I love them. Would have to lose the rear spoiler though.....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-LANCIA-DELTA-HF-TUR...

[anonymous-user]

For 4500? Not an Integrale, I know, but still seems oddly cheapo.

[L100NYY]

Breadvan72 said:

For 4500? Not an Integrale, I know, but still seems oddly cheapo.

About right for a Turbo, this Martini sold for £7728 last year which was very strong money imo.

http://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2014-08...

[L100NYY]

And this one more recently for £2500

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lancia-Delta-HF-Turbo-1-...

[Fast Bug]

Stickyfinger said:

Umm....I had hoped for this to stay under the radar.pls don't push up the bidding

For the Auto Union? I'm not buying anything, my car fund has turned in to an extension fund

Good luck on the bidding, I wanna see more photos if you do get it

[Stickyfinger]

Fast Bug said:

For the Auto Union? I'm not buying anything, my car fund has turned in to an extension fund

Good luck on the bidding, I wanna see more photos if you do get it

Its the doors! LOVE those doors and not even drunk when bidding

[Mark Benson]

L100NYY said:

£4500.00

Parents test drove a grey one of these brand new back in 1990'ish. I love them. Would have to lose the rear spoiler though.....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-LANCIA-DELTA-HF-TUR...

It was owning one of these for a few weeks (ownership truncated due to terminal bork) back in the early '90s that convinced me I needed an Integrale.
It was my first hot hatch and coming from an X1/9 it felt like a rocketship.

The Intrgale I followed it up with was one of only 2 cars in my life I regret selling (the other an Exige).

[anonymous-user]

I thought that Delta turbos would cost more, but I suppose that the headbangers only want Integrales, so you could get a pleasant, quick, non mentalist and RHD car for a sensible amount. Then you would go insane at every fuel stop telling Barry Boys that no, it's not a fleckin' Integrale.

[Lowtimer]

Headbangers don't want Integrales, BV. To a large part of the PH massive these days it's firmly positioned in the "dangerously slow" category, as well as being hilariously outdated, fashion-wise, innit.

Personally I love 'em, and get quite a twitching in my wallet every time I see one in the car park at Walkers just down the road.
http://www.walkers-garage.co.uk/

[s m]

Mark Benson said:

L100NYY said:

£4500.00

Parents test drove a grey one of these brand new back in 1990'ish. I love them. Would have to lose the rear spoiler though.....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-LANCIA-DELTA-HF-TUR...

It was owning one of these for a few weeks (ownership truncated due to terminal bork) back in the early '90s that convinced me I needed an Integrale.
It was my first hot hatch and coming from an X1/9 it felt like a rocketship.

The Intrgale I followed it up with was one of only 2 cars in my life I regret selling (the other an Exige).

Was there ever a more '4-wheel driftable' car !

Back in the 80s when my circle of friends all had a hot hatch or two, one of us moved on from a succession of unreliable Strada 105/130s to these. Very quick and handled well - he had 2 in a row
Sadly the integrale he replaced the last one with turned out to be a Wallet Hoover in disguise

[rohrl]

Fast Bug said:

It looks like someone has cut'n'shut the front end of a Beetle on to the back end of a Morris Minor Traveller.

[s m]

rohrl said:

Fast Bug said:

It looks like someone has cut'n'shut the front end of a Beetle on to the back end of a Morris Minor Traveller.

Reminds me of the A5 advert

http://youtu.be/RvYbIpATdRY

[Jimmy Recard]

That makes the A5 out to be an aesthetic improvement

[crankshaft]

Fast Bug said:

You see, I like the fact that it would have been easier to do a Manta, probably cheaper too. I have a 60's Beetle with 200 bhp, it would have been easier (and way, way cheaper) to buy a 911. But that wouldn't be as much fun

Sounds good. 'Built to the hilt' Type 1 in the back? Is there a reader's car thread?

[golfer19]

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C685711#



£1995

[Fast Bug]

Following on with another old Audi (or Audi's Dad)...





www.volkszone.com/VZi/showthread.php?t=1361689

Yes it is tiny isn't it? I know someone that's stufing a rather large turbo'd Beetle engine in one of these to go racing.

[Fast Bug]

crankshaft said:

Sounds good. 'Built to the hilt' Type 1 in the back? Is there a reader's car thread?

No thread on it, it's been built for years. Although it's been off the road for the past few years after I cacked the gearbox racing it. It should be back on the road in the next month or so though

It's a 2276cc Type 1 motor, 48 IDA's, lots of head work. It goes pretty well!

[golfer19]

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C687638#



Just under thread budget.

[Jimmy Recard]

golfer19 said:

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C687638#



Just under thread budget.

Very nice. I'd like that