Do people believe that it is possible to buy a classic car and use it for their everyday driving?
And if so what models would you suggest?
Do people believe that it is possible to buy a classic car and use it for their everyday driving?
You could try emailing honestjohn to get his opinion - the cars you have linked to do not feature in his car by car breakdown.
www.honestjohn.co.uk
I've contacted him twice and he does reply, although his responses are (understandably) quite brief so I would choose how I phrase the question carefully.
You might need to accumulate a small stockpile of parts that could be hard to get - such as glass, lights and chrome pieces. These could be nearly impossible to get easily but will cause your car to go off the road if they get broken in an everyday motoring tip. Scrapyards are now full of 80s and 90s cars so anything older than that will be hard to find.
Good luck, hope you're handy under the bonnet
what about a 1991 Nissan Figaro?
A '91 toyota is hardly a 'classic' now is it ? And you don't buy a classic for the safety features !!!
Check out a few classic car mags as I was thinking of doing the same myself and there's loadsa cars out there that you'd never think about but the Classic Car mags are the place to start !!
Good luck, hope you're handy under the bonnet
what about a 1991 Nissan Figaro?
I may be biased as I import them but the fact is they are rising in value by about 1000 a year
Do people believe that it is possible to buy a classic car and use it for their everyday driving?
A '91 toyota is hardly a 'classic' now is it ? And you don't buy a classic for the safety features !!!
Check out a few classic car mags as I was thinking of doing the same myself and there's loadsa cars out there that you'd never think about but the Classic Car mags are the place to start !!
Good luck, hope you're handy under the bonnet
Just had a think and was wondering what exactly qualifies a car to be called a 'classic'.
Classic car is a term frequently used to describe an older car, but the exact meaning is subject to serious differences in opinion. ...
The Controversy and Debate: What exactly makes a classic car classic? Is it age? Production numbers? An industry consensus?
The answer isn’t exactly clear. Even industry experts agree that no one truly has a firm idea of what constitutes a classic car, although everyone has an opinion. The controversy rages in industry circles over what cars get to be called “classics” and which ones don’t, and each expert comes up with his or her own definition of what a classic truly is – all of which adds to the general confusion.
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