Having sold my V8 I can recommend not selling and keep it no matter what

Gosh Jim,

Are you sure you have to do it? There will never be another one :(.

Thanks David, you'll know what I'm going through at the moment - really can't justify keeping it as I've cancelled my attendance to all meets in the future - don't have anywhere off road to keep it so I can't sorn it.

Probably kick myself after it's gone but that's life

Unfortunately yes - going to miss it big time :cry::cry::cry:.

There is an identical sister car, resides in Colchester vin's in the 500's iirc.

Good lord jimbo this is awful .

BTW anyone viewing this and thinking of buying get in there , this is a prime example and well looked after .

Is there no way you can hang on to it mate ????:(

Best of luck with the sale Jim,stunning example of a V8 which I have seen many times.

I know, you'll understand how I feel..........

Thanks for the comments mate - somebody will get a really lovely car that's been pampered.

I could hold on to for a bit, but that would just be putting off the decision. Truthfully I've cancelled most of my involvement in meets for the future so it seems daft just having it sat there - cars need to be used.

However we've just come back from a weeks break in Devon and had a lovely blast in it, might well be the last though.

Thanks for the wishes Paul - have a mind to have a run over to Thybergh next weekend, maybe see you there.

Jim, I'm truly shocked and so soon after having the front end painted. I'm sorely tempted but I don't think I could financially handle the divorce. Will you be replacing it with a 75 with less horses?

Awful news Jim, I honestly didn't think you'd ever sell it. If I had the money I'd be on my way now; it's the best example of the kind I've ever seen.

All the best with the sale, I really hope you get the full amount because it's worth every penny.