timbancroft61 wrote:I have had my mk2 since I was 22, now 51 and will never get rid, its part of me and my life. Driving the car is so instinctive, still love it. JOhn, that is a good decision not to sell. My only worry is that they are starting to hit higher prices and that will stop the young uns being able to buy them. They are such a small car that in these days of larger people I imagine many people who are in the later stages of life will not be able to fit into them! This will rule out the people who wish to have an old British sports car, they'll all buy TRs. Good advantage is that they will become feasible to restore, however so many have been bodged! JS Bulmer: Like the look of the reddish mk1, good luck and keep us all in touch with the resto. Hello Tim id just like to restore your faith in "the young uns". Im 20 and Ive recently bought a GT6 MKII as a project so were still out there buying these cars and will look after these beautiful cars for many years to come (When your too old :p).
