16 May 2014, 02:35
Hi All
sorry rob, i disagree with that one.
virtually no Deloreans should be parted out, only if they really are beyond restoration, such as a CAt A or B car over here.
cars are not really a disposable product, certainly not what is regarded as a collectors piece.
Some in the US however think differently, if they can make an extra $500 by breaking up a car they do it. to me that is not a car enthusiast, we are not in it for money, we do it for love of the cars.
how many classic owners in the UK would spend 10K on restoration on a car worth half that when done....any would (i would do!)
such a shame as this car would have been somebody's dream (like me!) i shortly am looking for a rebuild and would take virtually any condition (but may have to stop short of a rolling black body only).
what a waste of a car. the US owner should be ashamed of what he has done. the sort of Clarkson mentallity of destroying others pride and joy
steve
sorry rob, i disagree with that one.
virtually no Deloreans should be parted out, only if they really are beyond restoration, such as a CAt A or B car over here.
cars are not really a disposable product, certainly not what is regarded as a collectors piece.
Some in the US however think differently, if they can make an extra $500 by breaking up a car they do it. to me that is not a car enthusiast, we are not in it for money, we do it for love of the cars.
how many classic owners in the UK would spend 10K on restoration on a car worth half that when done....any would (i would do!)
such a shame as this car would have been somebody's dream (like me!) i shortly am looking for a rebuild and would take virtually any condition (but may have to stop short of a rolling black body only).
what a waste of a car. the US owner should be ashamed of what he has done. the sort of Clarkson mentallity of destroying others pride and joy
steve
Steve Saunders
Wolverhampton
ex owner vin 1621
doc 370
Wolverhampton
ex owner vin 1621
doc 370