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If you're going to drive a car this valuable, there is always the possibility that this can happen. The other option is not to drive the car and allow it collect dust. It's really no different than Warbirds. There are some who argue that these planes are too valuable to be flown. I would disagree...but anytime these planes take to the air, there's always the risk that they may get damaged or destroyed.
I always liked what Jay Leno says, even if it infuriates the purists. The car is made to drive, restore and drive again. Sure some can afford more than others, but as the Mercedes owner said, " My mechanic will fix it." And I'm sure he can afford it. Insurance probably will take a hit.
One of the finest 300SL restoration shops in the world is Paul Russell and Company in Essex. MA, just a couple of towns over from me. Take a look at the "Shop Tour" slideshow: https://paulrussell.com/rShop/ I'm certain bringing this car back would be well within their capabilities.
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