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$100. if im correct to law of deprieciation

 

I would take that car for any amount of money and make sure it was cleaned up, and brought back to full working condition

in other words, priceless

 

I might even give my left nut for it.

 

Not much, to me.

Old cars are only good in our dreams My first car was a '67 Mustang - a "collector car", right? Piece of cr*p. I would rather have a modern Kia, Susuki, or Hyundai than that car again.

Now I DO have a fond place in my heart for my first new car - a '79 Fiat X1/9 - that car sure was hoot to drive. But, it started rusting in less than 3 years.....

Dennis

 

Put a CF wing on the back and ask me again!

 

Seems like I saw this before and it was about $100,000. If it's restored through and through.

 

They have a restored one at Showcase Honda in Phoenix for $15,000. It looks very good for a very old car. They have not sold it in over a year, so no one appears willing to pay $15,000 for it...

 

Why would you want that when you can have an S2000 for double the price?

 

They have it priced at about $9500 and claim it to be all orignial. It appears there is not a windshield, and the inside looks poor.

Michael