Practically Classics Forum

Thanks for the info.

Hi, Is there a way to find out whats the difference in the body in the v8 engine model and the 2000 model? Is the v8 engine instaled in the sd1 and Land rover the same engines?

TerryG wrote:Don't worry about it when you get your new toy make sure you post some pictures.

I surely will. Thanks

Sorry about that

Hi, I have made some research and noticed that Mustangs, Escorts, VW etc.. where produced in much larger amount ( triple/quadruple...) than the Miata NA. Why is there a general consensus that this model will never be a true classic?

megadethmaniac wrote:where is this island dreamed of by many of this forum...

And is it a lot warmer than the uk?

Heh .. Malta,we have 300 days of summer . fabulous for the beach ,but to work .... that's another story

Thanks for your opinion. I live on an island and we only pay a hefty registration fee when it enter the island. For classic cars we do not pay any yearly fees and only pay 1 insurance ( irrelevant of how many cars you own). Hpoefully,Buying a 1990 MX5 will soon be a cheap to run classic car for my ...

Thanks.
30 years ago,my father in law had a motor accident and he ended in a wheel chair. 3 years I bought a Spitfire , and he had done the last 2 years doing a complete restoration ( with the help of my wife) . It's nearly fully restored now and he do hours staring proudly at her.
She have ...

It's not exactly as an investment for money. My son will get the driving licence in 6 years , just in time to pass this car as a classic.
I should have asked it this way : Will this car will be a nice classic car that I can buy cheaper today than when its classic in 10 years time?

Hi, I'm thinking to buy a 1990 Mazda MX-5 with full kit and bumper as a future investment. In your opinion, Does it make any sense to buy it as a future investment? Does the fact that it's with full kit and bumper effect the future price? Do you suggest any better affordable option?
Thanks .