Tax exempt, dog friendly, every day classic £4500???
Discussion
I've a BGT and find access to the back seat isn't ideal for a dog, having to jump up onto it with restricted manoeuvring space. When they are in the boot with the back seat down they do move around a bit during cornering. Although I use one of the roadster seat belt mounts to attach their harness. Due to the slope of the rear screen they are quite exposed to sunlight. If I've only got one dog she sleeps on the front seat.
When I saw this thread title I also thought Scimitar, which is on the list of car I am also considering. As a left field solution, but in a similar vein a Gilbern Invader, or if the pockets are deeper a Volvo P1800E. There is the temptation of a rare Jensen Healey GT going through the SWVA auction soon.
When I saw this thread title I also thought Scimitar, which is on the list of car I am also considering. As a left field solution, but in a similar vein a Gilbern Invader, or if the pockets are deeper a Volvo P1800E. There is the temptation of a rare Jensen Healey GT going through the SWVA auction soon.
Hi all, my dog is a black lab. My journey to work is only 1.5 miles all in one road, so I don’t think I’ll need to use a cage. Normally we just walk so it’d only be the really nasty days I ever take the car. Any other trip will be in our kodiaq (the family car)
Not a thoroughbred classic, but would a mk2 golf do the job?
Not a thoroughbred classic, but would a mk2 golf do the job?
Benengo said:
Hi all, my dog is a black lab. My journey to work is only 1.5 miles all in one road, so I don’t think I’ll need to use a cage. Normally we just walk so it’d only be the really nasty days I ever take the car. Any other trip will be in our kodiaq (the family car)
Not a thoroughbred classic, but would a mk2 golf do the job?
Not ideal for a dog the size of a Lab. Not a thoroughbred classic, but would a mk2 golf do the job?
Hatchbacks are not ideal for dogs because of the high load sill.
Traditional estate is more preferable for the dog.
Benengo said:
Benengo said:
aeropilot said:
Which of those cars are currently tax exempt? (as requested in the thread title!) 4rephill said:
Which of those cars are currently tax exempt? (as requested in the thread title!)
Well, given the OP posted about the Mk2 Golf option, I was guessing that tax exempt may not now be a priority?On the basis that, estate, that budget and tax exemption are going to be a tough call.
Other than...?
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1070460
johnxjsc1985 said:
I have been looking for a 2.5 pi estate for 3 years now and they rarely come up in good condition they really are rust buckets.
Looked for a good Scimitar too not succeeded yet.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRIUMPH-2-5-Pi-ESTATE-Mk2-1973/143093128389?hash=item215103dcc5:g:ndMAAOSwnjZcP4vgLooked for a good Scimitar too not succeeded yet.
As they get older Labradors tend to suffer hip problems. You'll not want to be picking it up and having to lift it over a high load sill especially as they get fat too. Also any car with a fairly sloped rear hatch and lots of glass isn't much fun for a dog in the summer Suggest a classic estate car or camper van.
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