Practically Classics Forum

He's in France, you will have to use a stale baguette rather than a lead pipe.

bring the lead pipe i can flog that for scrap later it was a rather lovely day too, i was still cutting up & burning the fir trees that were getting too close to the cottage & ugly barn

Hmm, perhaps we could use a bit of one of those trees and give him a damn good thrashing in the style of Mr Fawlty and the little Austin

That read like a cue for a video clip, but I won't, because the topic of the man's thread wasn't an 1100. In red. The rare estate version. Mmmm.

oh go on, you know you want to

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?

DavidTasoldi wrote: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?

are you trying to cause trouble
normally you would get burned as a witch for saying such things

As a general rule "what is a classic" questions are banned as they always cause argument. There is no real definition of what makes a classic car and everyone has a differing opinion. On this forum it seems to work out that if you appreciate it as a classic, you will find other people that do too. If you have a look in the members cars section there are vehicles from the 50s to the 90s and other than some friendly banter everyone will happily chat about everyone elses classic car

Sorry about that

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