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Used to sell BMWs, but he's no yuppie; has a '64 Mini Cooper in his garage and a '57 BSA Bantam in his house. Has bought and sold hundreds of used cars, and he isn't finished yet.

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• re: Originality is the classic car sin
  Yes Rallyman I am a fan of Bristols in all the incarnations and the thought of a specialed up 405 sounds...
• re: Originality is the classic car sin
  Aidan, full marks for your pioneering work and especially on my very favourite marque. The electric is...
• re: Originality is the classic car sin
  I do love the upgraded Jensen though paying a six sum for one is a problem, my local garage actually...
• re: Originality is the classic car sin
  I had access to a Brown Club in the mid '70s, more details in The British Car industry our Part in its...
• Originality is the classic car sin
  When it comes to old cars, what’s the point of originality? I like my vintage machinery to possess...
• re: A secondhand dog could be for life
  Amazing value Francoservicing. There is actually a feature in the fact that many owners are now skipping...
• re: A secondhand dog could be for life
  Oddly enough I was answering a reader question about just that sort of car and in his area there were...
• re: A secondhand dog could be for life
  That's a brilliant story and the right way to run a main car, which leaves money left over to spend on...
• re: A secondhand dog could be for life
  Hondas are great but a main agent involved is always going to be pricey, Korea is of course the new Japan...
• re: A secondhand dog could be for life
  Blimey that's a good question and I am sure there has been a thread or two on it here. Not the easiest...