If you had £10 million....

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Penguinracer

1,593 posts

207 months

Thursday 26th July 2018
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Good call on the Triumph Italia 2000...but I have a great fondness for the Vauxhal Velox EIP and PA S...dare to dream...

uk66fastback

16,568 posts

272 months

Friday 27th July 2018
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A BMW 3 Series on finance ...

a8hex

5,830 posts

224 months

Friday 27th July 2018
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uk66fastback said:
A BMW 3 Series on finance ...
BMW finance would probably want to charge you interest on your 10M as well smile

Vintage Racer

621 posts

146 months

Saturday 28th July 2018
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Maserati 250F........


Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

282 months

Monday 30th July 2018
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Vintage Racer said:
Maserati 250F........

Best choice yet

aeropilot

34,659 posts

228 months

Monday 30th July 2018
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It might be just enough for me to have this 1939 540k....... cloud9



http://www.coys.co.uk/showroom-cars/16800


And if there was any change, I'd swap the Chevy small block in my '32 Ford for a hopped up Flathead with Ardun ONV conversion and Hilborn injection biggrin

And maybe a mint Jag S-Type 3.4 auto............

I'd be a happy bunny with those 3 smile


poordecisions

198 posts

102 months

Monday 30th July 2018
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Blower Bentley for me.

Andrewf20

7 posts

70 months

Tuesday 31st July 2018
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I actually have no ambition to own any modern hyper cars. So heres my list:

- Porsche 959
- Z3 M coupe
- Cortina Mrk 4 (nostalgia kicking in)
- Mark 2 escort
- E28 M5

Would probably spend the rest buying a field and building some mad race track.

lowdrag

12,897 posts

214 months

Friday 3rd August 2018
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Ever since I saw one of these in the Doune museum I have lusted after one, but as finances improves they always stayed just out of reach. As I get older I would buy one if one came on the market, keep a million or two and give the rest to the kids. My needs these days are pretty simple and anyway I have my other toys.


The Surveyor

7,576 posts

238 months

Friday 3rd August 2018
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lowdrag said:
Ever since I saw one of these in the Doune museum I have lusted after one, but as finances improves they always stayed just out of reach. As I get older I would buy one if one came on the market, keep a million or two and give the rest to the kids. My needs these days are pretty simple and anyway I have my other toys.

Nice, very nice. As above though, instead of the low-chassis Invicta I'd go for a Bentley, but in Blue-train spec.

lowdrag

12,897 posts

214 months

Friday 3rd August 2018
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Silly me. With all that money I could afford my favourite post war sports car too. A 507 BMW.





I took that photo at JD Classics strangely enough.