Back then £80 could get you a fair old lumpod a car - a year earlier I had bought a 1960 50K miles ex-chauffer driven Mk9 Jag for £35. Ok so I had to spend a similar amount to make it kinda roadworthy........but £80 for a side valve 4 door six pot.....no thanks. I waited a few years, went through much Brit stuff and bought a '65 Galaxie 289 hardtop for £180. Not my first V8 (that was a Daimler V8) but my first American V8.Ross, you were poor child back then or tight and should of dug deeper?
Wow good choice. What colour?Back then £80 could get you a fair old lump of a car - a year earlier I had bought a 1960 50K miles ex-chauffer driven Mk9 Jag for £35. Ok so I had to spend a similar amount to make it kinda roadworthy........but £80 for a side valve 4 door six pot.....no thanks. I waited a few years, went through much Brit stuff and bought a '65 Galaxie 289 hardtop for £180. Not my first V8 (that was a Daimler V8) but my first American V8.
Dark metallic grey with red leather interior and lambswool over-rugs.Wow good choice. What colour?
Go get the car james, just owning it and learning to fettle it will be a blast. Keep looking for insurance , you will find a policy / company somewhere. Dont know if a black box would work on a pre ECU car but worth enquiring , good luck, dont give up on yr dreamMy daughter got her 2014 Fiat 500 when she was 15 and registered it in her name. You don’t have to insure a car to own it. James I think you are better off buying a car now, working on it then insure it when you’re 25 otherwise when you are 25 your insurance will be cheap but a car may be way out of reach.
Wow you must've got tailgated by a lot of chicks with that antenna!I had a CB antenna on my Oldsmobile cutlass T-Top coupe that was about 10 feet long.
Hi.I'm still trying everyone because I'm so passionate about this hobby. Wish me luck but not going to break the bank I can wait.