LOOKING FOR A motor with a bit of style and history? Then how about a classic car? Classic cars are real drivers’ cars and a sign of a true motoring enthusiast.
Not only that, but you’ll save on tax and NCT costs, as classic motors are only €55 a year to tax and they don’t have to go through the NCT.
In fact, buy wisely and a classic car could be a smart investment and be worth a lot more than you paid for it in a few years’ time.
We’ve rounded up some classic cars that are available to buy on DoneDeal right now.
Under €60k
1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS Supercharged, €59,950
The Chevrolet Camaro SS Supercharged is pure Americana with exterior styling as loud and brash as the noise that roars from the V8 under that long hood. This car has gone through loads of modifications and the engine has been built out of a Chevy big block and bored to 8.4 litres.
Under €30k
1967 Ford Mustang, €21,000
The V8 rumble from this seventies pony car is music to the ears. This Mustang 289 model looks the business too, with its dark blue paint job and contrasting silver racing stripe.
Under €20k
1973 Volvo P1800ES, €19,950
This Volvo P1800ES is a lovely two-door, 2+2 estate car with an all-glass, frameless tailgate. This is the wagon version of the car Roger Moore drove in the TV show The Saint. It has been well serviced and repaired and comes with plenty of original paperwork.
Under €15k
1970 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Coupe, €14,250
The Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Coupe blends Italian style with German engineering. It is a great starter classic car and prices have been steadily rising over the last few years. This particular 1970 example is a left-hand drive model.
Under €14k
1972 Fiat 500 Giardiniera, €13,995
This charming 500, or cinquecento, as it was known in Italy, has been comprehensively restored and comes with restoration invoices and Italian club documentation. This is the Giardiniera estate version which features funky ‘suicide doors’.
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