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Originally Posted by Local2ED
If it's as rare as stated above and just needs cosmetics it might be a better idea to just get it roadworthy. Research "Historic Preservation of Original Features" HPOF with the AACA. Rare, original cars are commanding top dollar. Remember you can restore a car over and over but it's only orginal ONCE. Also a poorly done restoration will cost you more in the long run. I would get it running, clean it up and show it as it is. Serious enthusiest's will appreciate it more than a trailer queen.
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i'll have to agree.i myself would never even consider buying a totally restored car.i tend to be a perfectionist and the little things that are wrong on a resto just bug the hell out of me.if i was looking at it , i would fix what needs fixing do a nice repaint,new top and drive it.