BigAl

Shall we just get back to the subject £20.00 :D

It was in dollars and said $90,000 to $1,200,000, if you could afford the car, your house would be a lot more. :D

Another cheap option, join the AA/RAC or another car breakdown company and call them out, job done, good luck.

Welcome Frank and your Missus, Enjoy the forum. :D

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Fantastic car, just wouldn't be able to take the car out, as worried somebody either crashes in to it or getting scratched through other peoples jealousy

You could start with the £20 from the other thread, good luck mate. :D

Nice plate, Gav. :D

Welcome Tim, Enjoy the forum. :D

THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT :D

Welcome Ben, Enjoy the forum. :D

Tina and I will be attending, look forward to meeting you all. :D

Hi Garrie, I would guess classic car shows, I also believe that they have car shows in Kent, have been to a couple in the Grounds of Hever castle, good luck, keep us updated. Alan :D

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Welcome Garrie, Nice looking car, good luck with shows, enjoy the forum. :D

Welcome Bernard, Enjoy the forum. :D

Welcome Lee, Enjoy the forum. :D

Welcome Rick, The first car has no MOT, I would be concerned as if the car had a years mot, they could have asked more for it, there is good cars out there, just had a look on Autotrader website, starting at £550 with under 73,000 miles and lots of service history, even if you are buying an older car, still good idea to have hpi check, not sure how much mechanical knowledge, sometimes it can be an idea and ask in local dealers if they have any part exchange cars. Even buying a cheap Beemer, if the interior and engine bay looks in good condition, car will probably be ok, engines etc are reliable, you can find bargains, for lower price cars, private sales are better normally, don't forget you are the customer and you can walk and find another car somewhere else. A few credit tips, could be to start saving with a credit union, they always give the lowest interest rates, will also get your credit rating up, another thing could be save up for your cars, then upgrade, takes a bit longer but saves you having a long term commitment to some hp company, good luck with finding your car. :D

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Hi Mike, Look forward to seeing the pics, I know the Jag owner was really pleased with their work, glad I could help. Alan :D

Welcome Larry, Enjoy the forum. :D

What Happened to 344 Dave, So it is now 345 :D

Good luck Mike, hope they can do it for a reasonable price, keep us updated. Alan :D

Nice looking car. :D

Hi Mike, Here is a restorer, a member from the Jaguar Owners Club, used them for a repair and said that you could not even notice the tear after they had worked on his car http://lhcupholstery.com/ good luck, cannot hurt to give them a ring. Alan :D