Hillman Imp for sale

Just this one:

smart arse

Shame you are to inconsiderate to put it into practice.

Put what into practise, I have been posting on the net with the same style and signiture for 5 years, then you decide to come along and make unspecified critisms, why, what have I done wrong, muppet

"Jono Barspeed" realised it was Fri, 27 Aug

Bad troll - no cookie.

Have a look at these for a start, then.

Not read the link?

Post how you like mate - I find it amazing that the anti-top posting league are so concerned about how you post rather than what you post. It just ain't that important. This is a Classic car group, let's talk about Classic cars.

I went to a nice show yesterday, the Hampshire Pageant of Motoring down near Southampton. It was a really good general show, everything there from WWII Jeeps (even a tank) through Pre-war cars and loads of classic Americana right up to the most Cortina Mk IVs I've seen together for years (about 4!) No one make dominated although the GT40 owners club did a good job and put on an impressive spread.

Better get back onto the topic! There was only one Imp - a coupe. Personally I've always hankered after a Sunbeam Stiletto. We had a plain old Imp Super once, great little car, I miss it a lot. Needed more power, lots more power but that handling was lovely.

I had both - a 1967 Imp followed by a 1970 Stiletto.

The Stiletto was a much nicer drive, but I did miss the opening back window on several occasions. So perhaps an Imp Sport would give you the best of both worlds?

Jim