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£2500 to spend two seater sports car required:
Suggestions please ;D
(p.s would be nice if they could be genuinly used everyday and were reliable too as i am actually in the market)
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or a honda crx del sol?!
Or MG Midget
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MX5 or MR2 for 'newer' stylee...
Or how about a 1500 Spitfire for some old-skool moves?
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i have been looking at the mr2 mk2 tbh but i just wondered what else was out there  I think that I'm right in saying that the BARCHETTA is only avaliable in LHD though which sucks |
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MX5 for sure  Cappucino is cool too Fiat 124 spider for something a little more "Period" |
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I'd go with the Suzuki too. Cracking little motor - more entertaining than an MX5 I'd say due to the dinky size and triple cylinder bark. Turbo'd and intercooled and only 660cc!
Lots of grey imports though - not a bad thing as they tend to be cheaper than genuine UK cars. They can really rot though!
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Panda Matt
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mk1 MR2 FTW You could buy 5 for that amount of cash, and hold your own mini race series. Renimation's MR2 is awesome - it feels incredibly well put together despite the 100,000+miles - gearchange, steering etc really solid and as new.  I had a go the other weekend and it left me with a huge grin and lust to buy one myself. Buy one with sorted bodywork, and get to work every morning with no hassles and a smile on your face Matt |
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mr2
mx5 for no hassle
tr7 or gt 6
triumph 2500 (i know i know but hey )
fiat coupe (rare and nearly retro)
70's 3.0Si bwm if you can find a non rusty one
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2001 HONDA CT110 (NOT RCV)
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I know where there's a tidy '78 MGB roadster in Glacier White up for grabs, think he's after about £2300 for it....pm me for more info if you're interested.
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cappuchino but some bits are exorbitant if you can find them
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2001 HONDA CT110 (NOT RCV)
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For that money I'd get a really mint MR2 MK1 normal sort. Or maybe a Supercharger one in rough condition!
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mk1 MR2 FTW You could buy 5 for that amount of cash, and hold your own mini race series. Renimation's MR2 is awesome - it feels incredibly well put together despite the 100,000+miles - gearchange, steering etc really solid and as new.  I had a go the other weekend and it left me with a huge grin and lust to buy one myself. Buy one with sorted bodywork, and get to work every morning with no hassles and a smile on your face Matt Nice one Matt, It may be for sale too. Finding one with mint body wont be easy though, and they do have fiddly things that go wrong, but once youve cracked these, you are sorted. you could easily spend your budget getting a 'mint' one. Mk2s are worth a look, more powerful but more lardy, more of a tourer i hear. Mines a good laugh and proved quite reliable now i have fixed most of the weakest links. |
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MK1 MR2 or an MX5 for that money. I know two people who bought Eunos roadsters for not much more than that and they have been amazingly reliable given that they are 15/16 years old.
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Jaguar S-Type 3.0 SE
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standard mk2 crx vtec all the way
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You should be able to find one easily within your budget, should be quite reliable too if it's been maintained properly.
