Even the wheel wells are painted silver. That must be why the price is up there....
But the red-handled screwdriver is the wrong red so there must be some negotiation on the price.
1972 CSi on Hemmings/Oldenzaal
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Even the wheel wells are painted silver. That must be why the price is up there....
But the red-handled screwdriver is the wrong red so there must be some negotiation on the price.
The price becomes much more reasonable when you think of it in monthly terms:
I realize that Oldenzaal does not have a great reputation and I don’t know anything about this particular car, but having gone through an 80% restoration myself, if all they list is true, I think $137k is probably not far from just the cost of the work
ya, I don't know how they make any money unless they can get the car cheap initially (under $20k USD) and pay their employees crap wages.
These E9s as everyone knows, are not cheap to restore.
These E9s as everyone knows, are not cheap to restore.