Enthusiastman
Well-Known Member
LMAO - Yeah you do get some folk buddy who think they are the font of all knowledge when really deep down they are the font of all BS instead. You got the standard H&H car from LR and then you had the H&H options list on top buddy. All you got standard was rear picnic tables and the legs for the rear bootlid floor to convert it to a table in the brown casing and a brown mat on the tailgate to sit on. Other than that the bespoke made gun box was a very expensive extra along with the rear headrest screens/vhs/dvd player which was a £5000 option alone and only 20 cars had it ordered out of all those H&H built.
Ive only ever seen one fully loaded H&H P38 with all the options fitted and that was at the N.E.C classic car show 3 years ago and even then i had my reservations about it and TBH the car itself was not in that good order considering it was on show for all to see. As i mentioned buddy some of these so called know it all's are full of it and live in their own little worlds and they hate being corrected by us real enthusiasts. Google is a great place to find out info which you can throw back at them. LOL. Soon shuts them up.
Over the last 3 months there has been 3 H&H P38's come to market which i have looked at ONLINE ( Not in person due to covid ) and just 1 is still for sale and another 4th appeared on ebay yesterday for £12995 and that don't look that good. Amazes me because if i were selling something like a rare H&H i would be marketing it to the max with max pictures and info to ensure the car was sold ASAP. A lot of these sellers/dealers can't even be bothered sometimes and as soon as you start asking the proper well know P38 questions they ignore you which just tells me the car is a OVERPRICED SHED and should be avoided.
Other than that they are a nice example albeit i am not a fan of the interior colour combo. Too dark for me. I would much rather have a Vogue SE.
