I am going to sell my vintage car. This is my feature of 2006 vintage dodge nitroused Cars includes: Cruise Control, Compact Disc Player, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Driver Side Air Bag, Passenger Side, Air Bag, Tilt Steering Wheel, Power Steering, Anti-lock Braking System, AM/FM Stereo Radio, and Premium Sound System.
its worth what any used car of that year is. What kind of car is it. Your being very stupid about this what are you twelve.
I have a large garden accessible from the road, but I don't want to build a brick garage. Can I get a shed-like structure instead? Where and what costs? Thanks.
yes you can i am looking for a workshop at the moment so have trawled the net and know there is such a thing here are a couple of sites i am looking at http://www.leisurebuildings.com/products/garages/ this one has offers from time to time that are great http://www.shedstore.co.uk/itemclas.php/findclas/Garages/showalll/1 and this is a cheap site http://www.waltons.co.uk/workshops-and-garages/garages/ good luck **edit all of these are cheaper than the 1st answer, they have free delivery but i would suggest erecting it yourself, thats where the cost soars, and they come in panels, it really isnt that difficult, and prepare a proper base before it comes and youre away!
We are getting married next week and we are looking to hire out a car in the run up to the wedding and for the day, Its next week and we cant find anything apart from chauffeur driven cars and regular rental cars. Please help !!
I don't think there is any place in the whole country where you could hire a vintage car without having to pay for a driver also. Your best bet might be to post an ad on www.boards.ie or another such site and see if anyone could come to your rescue. Good luck with the wedding!
If you have one, how much does it cost to maintain? Husband keen to buy one but I'm concerned the maintenance will be astronomical.
All the people so far have failed to answer the question: A vintage car is one built between c.1914-30 A veteran car is one built from 1897-c1914. Anything after 1930 is "a classic". Just about any Vintage car (except real exotics like Blower Bentleys, Mercedes SSKL and Bugattis) should be relatively easy to home-service. Surprising amounts of spares are still available or makeable. I wouldn't call any of them a daily driver though. Which would I buy? A nice R-R Phantom I laundaulette (with a nice chauffeuse to drive it!)
http://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/images/startrektrailermath.jpg Its in the bit where he jumps from the car just in time before it tumbles over the cliff. Does anyone know what type of car it is i really like it! thanks!
A Chevrolet 1965 Corvette Stingray convertible. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:65Fuelie.jpg known as a Vette
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