Buying a new car! Need advice.
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For someone who is after a 1965 classic car, I porsonally can't see any attraction to getting the 2006 modern version!
Agree with you that it'll be a much nice car to drive etc, but I really fancy haveing an old classic in my collection that will actually appreciate over time!
That way, when I am crying about the loss of a stack of cash on my Noble, I can smile about the fact that my 65 fastback is worth £10k more than I paid for it!
Greg
Agree with you that it'll be a much nice car to drive etc, but I really fancy haveing an old classic in my collection that will actually appreciate over time!
That way, when I am crying about the loss of a stack of cash on my Noble, I can smile about the fact that my 65 fastback is worth £10k more than I paid for it!
Greg
Besides, the car above is actually a very modern car. Hate to think what it cost, but its running a brand new 5.0 L V8 Cammer engine through a new 5 sp 'box and brand new running gear!
Might bring my V8 to you trevor for some of that Rouch magic!
www.rsportscars.com/eng/cars/mustang_1965.asp Amazing work on this site!
G
Might bring my V8 to you trevor for some of that Rouch magic!
www.rsportscars.com/eng/cars/mustang_1965.asp Amazing work on this site!
G
Greg,
We have a range of small and big blocks from the Roush Performance catalogue, including the 6.6l 8-stack fuel injected engine based on a small block with 500bhp!!! See them at the Stoneleigh Show this weekend.
YellowShed
Still no 'c' in Roush
Mr Noble said:
Might bring my V8 to you trevor for some of that Rouch (sic) magic!
www.rsportscars.com/eng/cars/musta Amazing work on this site!
G
We have a range of small and big blocks from the Roush Performance catalogue, including the 6.6l 8-stack fuel injected engine based on a small block with 500bhp!!! See them at the Stoneleigh Show this weekend.
YellowShed
Still no 'c' in Roush
Mr Noble - my bro' lives in Denver, previously in Phoenix - careful with this idea.. these cars are a total triumph of style over substance - and completely overvalued in the US - you'd be better finding one here.. check out the mustang owners club.. what about a classic brit eg, Triumph TR5 etc, - i ran a 67 Lotus elan - beautiful to drive.. and can be picked up for 10k via the lotus owners club mag. While I had it it was featured in classic cars jan 99, and Gordon Murray turned up - he runs an S2 elan as one of his everyday cars! There are so many options for the money you are thinking of..
Yes, I think you're right.
They do appear to actually be cheaper in the UK.
I actually have a funny idea to buy one now and have it for years and years and at some point, give it a full modern overhaul like the one above, so its like a brand new 450bhp supercar in a 1965 body! Very cool
Greg
They do appear to actually be cheaper in the UK.
I actually have a funny idea to buy one now and have it for years and years and at some point, give it a full modern overhaul like the one above, so its like a brand new 450bhp supercar in a 1965 body! Very cool
Greg
Justin,
That, I think, is the only thing thats putting me off.
When I think about the oughtright "fun" I am gfoing to expect in it, I start to wonder if a 10 grand original elise wouldn't be more fun. Then I remember that I have a noble, and wonder why I ever started thinking about getting another car in the first place.
I think I should forget it for a few years.
Besides, I don't have anywhere to put it!
G
That, I think, is the only thing thats putting me off.
When I think about the oughtright "fun" I am gfoing to expect in it, I start to wonder if a 10 grand original elise wouldn't be more fun. Then I remember that I have a noble, and wonder why I ever started thinking about getting another car in the first place.
I think I should forget it for a few years.
Besides, I don't have anywhere to put it!
G
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