IML: Miles and Classic Cars

[Crestonave@xxxxxxx]

For what it's worth, one of the first questions  people ask me when they see 
my '68 convert is "how many miles are on it?" Were I  selling the car, low 
mileage might be a selling point, but I don't think that  after careful 
inspection anyone would pass on the car if it had high mileage.  People who are buying 
newer cars, daily drivers, have many more choices  available to them than 
those who have always yearned for a particular "dream  car" and have no way of 
knowing if anything "this good" will come available  again. Two different target 
audiences with two different sets of  priorities.

Tom '68 Imp Convert and '60 NYer Coupe  
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