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The previous owner but one of my '73 GT6 Mk. III paid for its restoration. About two or three times what I paid for the car a couple of years back. Most of the documentation was ruined in a water leak at my shop that went unnoticed for way too long, but what I still have makes me wince when I see some of the money that went into it – just imagine the bill from Quantum for rebuilding the overdrive….. I’m in the camp that says $2,000 is probably too much to ask for the example cited. GT6’s are a sweet ride, but there’s not much of a market for anything that does not show signs of life. The seller should be advised to take whatever they can and be glad someone is keen enough to move it on.