94 on auction

So a friend of mine sent me this today. We were both blown away by the sell price.

Its an amazing example of one of these cars!

not many out there with under 10K miles though. Honestly, if it is bought for daily use, going to take some $$ to set it right. I bought a 70K car this year and it has been a PITA with electrical issues from sitting.

That's a 26-yr old car that has spent a lot of time sitting. Great as a museum piece, but would likely keep you just as busy fixing stuff as a 100,000-miler if you wanted to drive anywhere.

You don't drive the odometer.

Don't get me wrong: it's in drop-dead gorgeous cosmetic condition. I really enjoy driving these cars. Fixing stuff on the roadside...meh...not so much. These are extremely durable cars, but they are also attention-whores, and I always travel with a basic tool kit and some key spare parts.

dmg4 wrote:

and I always travel with a basic tool kit and some key spare parts.

I do the same Dave with tools and parts. But the one time I did brake down, I didn't have a spare transmission, 700 miles from home. It rode the flatbed home and we rented a car.

Tom

Wimp! Easy roadside repair. Drop a few small spruce for levers, whittle a few new parts out of pine, a roll of duct tape, piss in the dipstick tube, and she's done.

And a generator in the back with a 3D printer to make parts lol