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What's the cheapest open top motor?
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What about a push bike?
No tax {except vat}, no parking charges, low insurance, no fuel costs, £20 for a pair of top quality tyres, no MoT at three years, on road, off road, on pavenement, footpath, go through red lights{if nowt is comming}, no speeding fines, keep warm when it rains by peadlling faster etc
Paul
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There is a geezer trundling around Weybridge on a contraption called a rucumbant bicycle. From the road to the top of this bloke's flat cap is less than a metre. And Way-bitch, as we all know, has more huge 4x4s per capita than anywhere else in the World, mostly driven by aggressive females who can't see over the top of the dashboard. I cannot for the life of me work out how Mr Recumbant is still alive. Open top? Soft top, more like.
HJ
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Talbot Samba or Fiat Strada convertible. If you can find one, it is very unlikely to last beyond the expiry date on the MOT. But it'll be cheap.
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Citroen 2CV might be a better bet !
I would look for a decent VW Golf for around £2k
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I've got a tidy, rare and low mileage '87 Cavalier convertible that I'm thinking of selling in the Spring for a lot less than £2k. Proper 4-seater open top too - none of this rollover hoop or 2+2 seating nonsense! Email me off-board if you're interested.
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HJ,
Finally might be all that ground clearance coming in to its own ! :-)
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Reliant scimitar ss1. Plastic bodies and Nissan engines/gearbox in 1.3(?) 1.6 and 1.8 turbo engines. You can get these well under a grand.
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