by Roy Turner | Mar 8, 2018 | Advice, Blog
Top Ten Tips Determine a budget that you can afford and make sure you have include a contingency element, you will almost always need more than you think. You want a car that will appreciate in value, or at least hold value over time. A high end version of a very...
by Roy Turner | Feb 10, 2018 | Advice, Blog
This is the second of my posts investigating modern cars that are likely to become tomorrow’s classics. Today let us try to find tomorrow’s classic cars, this time we consider diesel models that can be picked up for relatively little money today. BMW 535D...
by Roy Turner | Feb 8, 2018 | Advice, Blog
Diesel was good a few years back and petrol was bad, today electric is good, petrol is a bit bad and diesel drivers are heartless, selfish and would probably drown small puppies if you let them. Negative publicity is making diesel cars very unpopular, so much so they...
by Roy Turner | Jan 13, 2018 | Advice
Quality takes time and patience, the rewards for restoring a classic is more than money can buy. Go to any classic car show and you will soon discover who has a passion for restoration and who simply bought a restored classic. Restore your own vehicle and you join a...
by Roy Turner | Jan 9, 2018 | Advice
Having decided on your project vehicle it is time to get the ‘show on the road’. With luck there will not be too many surprises ahead, though frankly you can be certain that there will be some hiccups to come, no matter how careful you are. Where to look...
by Roy Turner | Jan 4, 2018 | Advice
Before you start searching through the classified ads for a project for restoration there are a few things you should know that will save you from encountering a wide range of issues further down the line. If it ain't right... walk! Unless you have set your heart on...
