It takes all sorts!
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I guess this counts as a museum piece, can’t see anyone ragging it around Exmoor even in this weather.
Well the remark was quite obviously tongue in cheek. I’m assuming you are the new owner.
Berkeleys becoming Berkeleys (Tilbury). I think at this stage these cars still have the cloth seats and black doorcards. One of the cars is still on the steel wheels it was shipped on.
So, if you run your own business and were a classic car enthusiast, it must be so tempting to buy a low mileage classic at a high price and run it as a company car. No company car tax, less whole life running costs, and a shed load more fun to your working life.
Fun until it breaks down. Low mileage, but the car has still aged when sat there. Do ECUs fail because of miles or time? Its the latter. Then factor in loss of business because you are left waiting for parts that are no longer available.
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