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  Classic Car Finance explained (Article)
  Whatever option you decide on, make sure you've properly assessed your income and expenditure to make sure you can keep up with the monthly repayments. A personal loan So you fancy a £5k Ford Cortina rather than a £5m Ferrari? One of the options open to you here is to take a personal loan from one of the many providers available (most of whom provide a finance calculator). Make sure you've got your finances sorted though and that you can afford the monthly repayments.  One of the big advantages of going for a personal loan is that you can shop around – and that's the first thing you should do.
• Halfords Catalogue 1965 (Article)
  Nodding dog on Amazon for £4 *   Dad might not have had to lug around cumbersome child seats in the 1960s (what better way to transprot five children than in a Ford Cortina estate with the seats down?), but he needed somewhere to put all the mess those peksy kids created. The times they were a-changing, though. Remember that 'baby chair' would have been a cutting-edge safety device in 1965.
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  How to sell a classic car (Article)
  Make sure it’s the real deal From a Toyota MR2 pretending to be a Ferrari to a non-Lotus 'Lotus' Ford Cortina, if there’s money to be made then con-men will find a way to try and make it. Beware the ‘barn find’ The huge popularity of barn finds mean that ‘fake’ cars can now be ‘discovered’ conveniently in a bad state of repair and with no paperwork.