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Sorry to hear you have to get rid of your baby. But, if the
guy is interested, show him the receipts of the work you've done. Even if he
pays for all of it, you've saved him the hassle of having to do it himself, and
he may not have known where to get the work done.
Of course, if he expects to get the car back for the same
price as it was sold for, or near, tell him to go pound sand!!
Phil <><
and I recently had
an e-mail from the guy I bought it from if I would like to sell it back, but I
don't know what he would think of my asking price, which is about double what
I paid for the car. I have invested about triple what I originally paid, and
am still no where near the restoration goal I hoped to be, which is another
reason I am selling it. I know these cars take a long time to sell unless you
find the right person at the right time, but if I don't sell it, I guess I
will just have to keep it which wouldn't be so bad either. No matter what
happens, I will only let the car go to a loving home who can properly take
care of it, and I would require visitation rights.
Bill '59
Crown
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