Kevin H wrote: Hard to say, but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't take a
few $k or > more in work, to make it roadworthy. To just let a car sit and
almost > rot on it's wheels is almost criminal - but that's just my opinion. >
Only reason to have a car like that is to keep it in a museum on > display. In
that case there would seem to be no real value other than > to a museum and
those who enjoy them in that setting.
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Agree with the above!
Just a little cautionary tale: In August 2007, I got from its original owner
a Bricklin that had been sitting 22 years in a garage in so Cal. It had been
well maintained, and was in good condition before being stored. It is amazing
how much the car deteroriated just sitting in that garage. I have spent close
to $20,000 in repairs to his day, and I still don't trust the Bricklin not to
break down - it did so the last three times I took it out (rusty fuel tank
problem). Maybe I was just unlucky, maybe not.
JLC in Colorado Springs
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