Interesting stuff on t'internet

Think it's a petrol too - even betterer!

1963 Lotus 23B - New car - never raced - built over an extensive period - correct hewland 5 speed gearbox - fresh twin cam 1600cc Cosworth engine - FIA registered / papers - just needs some shakedown miles & a coat of paint - In the right hands this will be a hugely competitive historic racing car well capable of podium finishes - At £70k (on the dealers website) it sounds a lot of money but in the world of historic racing this is peanuts for a front of the grid car - Some teams expend hundreds of thousands of pounds attempting to get period cars first over the line in historic racing - all the hard work is done here in a long proven & very capable format 

www.carandclassic.com/car/C1421741

1966 Wolseley Hornet Mk2 - manual - On here for no other reason other than it looks a really nicely presented motor - quite clean and a little bit of detail would readily increase its value - private sale asking £6,950 and worth every penny but don't be surprised if a dealer hasn't bagged it for £6,500 and stuck it on his forecourt for £8,950 without doing anything to it 

www.carandclassic.com/car/C1423704

1963 Chevrolet Corvair 900 Monza Coupe - Cheap entry level car - looks solid - lots of potential - vendor is asking £6k 

www.carandclassic.com/car/C1424562

How much??? Nice enough but I prefer the original shape plus it looks to be different shades of red and the soft top is a bit floppy / saggy.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224834793126?hash=item345932aea6:g:1zYAAOSwCGFhvGge

1. I love it!

2. Man did Pininfarina ever get a lot of mileage out of that design. I know people complain about all cars looking the same and badge engineering but I am hard pressed to think of a shape that appeared more unashamedly in more brands.

Fiat/ Peugeot/ Austin/ off the top of my head and then Wolesley/ Austin/ Morris/ Princess/ MG/ Riley

am I missing anything

Lovely, and on the face of it good value if you're handy marshaling the angry pixies...

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there is something delightfully cartoonish about the lines of a Jupiter that I just love - not sure I could ever use the words 'super cheap' and the number '£24,995' in the same sentence but yes sounds like a great deal!

Its super cheap when you compare it to the one that you posted about a few days ago priced at £55k - in fact this one is less than half that price - not quite in the same condition but it wouldn't take lots to get into that league