I agree. I guess the value is an inverse function of the amount of rust. I'm
from Southern California and when I see a car with a rust hole the size of a
quarter I'm horrified.
regards
Bob
> I sent a comment to the List earlier but I was careless and it got
> eaten... I know nothing about this particular car (it's about 3000 miles
> from my location) but to me, it comes across as much less of a pretender
> than some of the recent eBay listings. Sure, it's got some weird body
> parts and non-original accessories - but hey, it's 37 years old, and
> (according to the description) it was stashed away long before there
> ever was any kind of serious restoration interest in Tigers. At least
> there are no pretensions as to the value of the car in its current
> state, and the description seems to be intended to reflect the actual
> state of the car, not the seller's hyperbole of what it could be.
>
> Best regards,
> Theo
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