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Check this out, way nice; https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/The-best-...1QQcmdZViewItem
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I love the quality of the resoration even more than the look of the car. I was actually contemplating printing some of the photos jut for inspiration.
My other current unique dream (even though it needs much more work) is
https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Mak...sspagenameZWDVW
My other current unique dream (even though it needs much more work) is
https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Mak...sspagenameZWDVW
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This car is at Hyman's in St Louis. I generally get there about once a year. He is always friendly and willing to allow me to wander around the warehouse, and there are hundreds of mouth watering pieces in there. After an hour or so one gets into an overload situation and just leaves.
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Nice ones...
Sabra's are interesting however I think that this example is over-priced, at least IMHO, one also has to factor in consumer demand for a car not just condition. But then I've found that many of the cars Hyman sells tend to be too pricey for what they are, much like many American classic car dealers.
There was one fellow nearby Toronto who owned (still owns it?) a Sabra roadster, last I heard he was trying to sell it, I only saw it once.
That LaDawri looks like it could be a really interesting car when fixed (beyond my abilities), but interests me more...
Sabra's are interesting however I think that this example is over-priced, at least IMHO, one also has to factor in consumer demand for a car not just condition. But then I've found that many of the cars Hyman sells tend to be too pricey for what they are, much like many American classic car dealers.
There was one fellow nearby Toronto who owned (still owns it?) a Sabra roadster, last I heard he was trying to sell it, I only saw it once.
That LaDawri looks like it could be a really interesting car when fixed (beyond my abilities), but interests me more...
coldplugs
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I don't know enough about these to comment on the "correctness" of the restoration but it sure is beautifully done. An AACA Senior award is no small honor.
Unfortunately for the owner this is probably a good example of restoration costs far exceeding the value of the result.
Unfortunately for the owner this is probably a good example of restoration costs far exceeding the value of the result.
Selling a Del Mar! http://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/...glass-body-for-TR-2-thru-TR-6&highlight=dawri
John in VA Beach, VA
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Hi this red beauty is really cool! I wish I could buy myself this one. So classy. But I guess it costs the insane amount of money.