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nice factory 100 M project on ebay....

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And someone, with a nice feedback number bought it for $20,100. Gents, I think this is the future. For some period of time the value of our cars are going to continue to climb. That car had 3 legitimate (buyers with good to excellent feed back) vieing for it at the end. Personally, I thought it was "too much" at 8, but the market says I'm the fool.
 
[quote) Gents, I think this is the future. For some period of time the value of our cars are going to continue to climb.
And as an owner of a rare low production model I say, YIPPIE!!
 
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but the market says I'm the fool.

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Don't be so sure. Time will tell. I suspect someone will have another $40,000 or more in that car and not the correct engine and half a dozen other incorrect items.
 
$20,000 is to much to pay, but well done Marv. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif

It also raises the question of originality.

It is a factory 100M but it doesnt have the most important factory M bits,... the engine & carbs...so what will that make it when its fully restored..its not a matching numbers car. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
It's like my great, great, great grandpappy's axe. He had it in the war of 1812: the handle had to be replaced in the Civil War and the head had to be replaced in WW I. It's still my great, great, great grandpappy's axe.
 
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It's like my great, great, great grandpappy's axe. He had it in the war of 1812: the handle had to be replaced in the Civil War and the head had to be replaced in WW I. It's still my great, great, great grandpappy's axe.

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What you are telling us is its 100% original.---Keoke /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
 
Welcome to the forum, Marv. I, like you 'lurk' most of the time but...

/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/iagree.gif "Girls can have Healeys too." This is my factory certified M and I wouldn't part with her for anything. She was buried up to her axle in mud in a junkyard in Miami but she cleaned up rather nicely.

No, I won't get into how much dollars she cost... (lol)
 
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