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I bet you couldn't build one for what they are asking
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Not exactly my taste but
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could definatly buy an original Tiger that needs restoration for that, then at least you'd have an original one not an Alpine wannabe.
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I think it's a good thing to keep these cars mostly original, but with the crazy pricing on original Tigers nowadays, I wouldn't hesitate to clone an Alpine into a Tiger.
Very carefully, of course, retaining as many Alpine parts as poss.
Why? Nice Alpines can be had for $10-$15K. Nice Tigers are way up in the thirties and forties, with no end in sight.
That's a big diff.
Very carefully, of course, retaining as many Alpine parts as poss.
Why? Nice Alpines can be had for $10-$15K. Nice Tigers are way up in the thirties and forties, with no end in sight.
That's a big diff.