You jest. The cars need to be reliable and not an instant disappointment when you get into them.
You jest. The cars need to be reliable and not an instant disappointment when you get into them.
"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!
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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