"Pete M" wrote
Another one: Volvo P1800. All those 30 to 40 somethings will have grown up watching Roger Moore in the Saint, and good ones are very reasonable to buy. I don't know about maintenance tho'.
"Pete M" wrote
Another one: Volvo P1800. All those 30 to 40 somethings will have grown up watching Roger Moore in the Saint, and good ones are very reasonable to buy. I don't know about maintenance tho'.
That's fighting talk...
"Stuffed" wrote
While we're on the subject of ugly - Karmann Ghia?
Type 3 Razoredge or Type 1?
Reminded me, too.
If you're going to have an E-Type, be nice and fun. Get a damaged 2+2 and make a replica of the car from Harold & Maude. I'd rent that every Whitby weekend - assuming someone didn't beat me to it.
Richard
Always wanted one of those too. They're always definately out of my budget :(
Jensen Interceptor/FF Audi Quattro TR6 This:
Nice, one for the anoraks, though.
Rag-top V12 is what most punters would want.
Definitely.
Aye. Can't have a classic hire business without one.
Only let it out in the dry, 'cos it'll be pranged in the wet.
Tacky heap of s**te, not anything special, IMHO.
Definitely.
Not convinced.
No. You can buy one for £2k, so why hire?
Turbo R.
It's a given, really. Make it a V8, though.
Aren't they a bit too precious?
Megabusa. YKIMS.
More likely, a 1.3 Kent to avoid repair bills.
None of the above, not even the 308/328 which is one of my all time favourites.
Something big, bad and American with a huge V8.
Nice original Alfa Spider Duetto. For the people on an MG budget that have some sort of taste ;-)
1750 GTV. Not expensive, but a bit of a holy grail.Someone else said Jenson Interceptor, and I'll go with that.
It'd go out at least one other time too :)
A
That's Louise, is it?
It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "Pete M" saying something like:
Damn!
Hence me saying "Carrera 2".. they're at least semi-safe.
Heh, a Windsor Green 390GT Fastback is definately on the list..
That's the other bloke who's involved.. He likes them.
Ho yuss..
Nah, they're not worth it really. I could get a nice MGB for about £6000, an RV8 is more like 12k and not as likely to get the beards.
It's just I know where there's a cheap one :-)
Ah, we've already got two stretch Towncars, a stretch Caddy Fleetwood and a Ford Excursion stretch..
Yup, on the list
I love these, so on the list
Too unreliable.
Probably have to be a Griffith to start with.
On the list
Possible
Very possible
Also very possible
Looking more likely
Ta
In news: snipped-for-privacy@individual.net, Chet decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows
On the "possibles" list..
£6-7k for a nice one I should think
Sounds like an twist on the idea I posted a while ago.
go for it mate.
How about a Classic Gangster S-Type 3.4 or 3.8, similar enough to the old inspector morse MK2, but different enough to be special. Plus they are a little bit cheaper to find too, but a lot rarer, as most ended up donating their IRS to the hot-rodding community.
Banks europa, Southport. Not replica, but rebuilt, modified/modernised and improved, but loyal to the Lotus brand.
how about me :)
Good for a million miles, and maybe a million more.
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