Would rewarding myself with a classic car in my position be irresponsible?
I'm 19 and at the end of a three year apprenticeship, which I've been working bloody hard to get through. I've always fancied a classic car and thought the end of my apprenticeship would be a good excuse to 'reward' myself with a new hobby.
For context, I'm on £28k a year, and once my apprenticeship finishes in August it should go up to £35-40k. I'm in a good financial position and have about £50k total in investments and saving accounts, which I hope to put towards a mortgage on a flat/house to move out in the next few years. I've already got a car to trundle to and from work in, so this classic would be a hobby car.
I'm looking at getting a classic in the £10-15k range, like a triumph GT6 or similar. The insurance, storage and upkeep will total £2-3k a year.
Is this a bad decision? I know these numbers are small compared to some of the posts on here, but I thought I should check if my financial reasoning is sound!