Jamesran
Thrashing out some blues on a classical guitar I bought for £10 at a car boot sale. If you usually play steel strung guitars, as I do, there is a lot of fun to be had with a budget classical guitar. You soon get used to the thick neck (I mainly play the mandolin so if I can get use to it anyone can). Without the high tension of steel strings cheap classical guitars suffer none of the warped neck, rising bridge, unplayability of cheap steel strung guitars and so fall into the category of cheap and cheerful rather than cheep and nasty.
Song is Few Short Lines by Mississippi Fred McDowell.
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