It is: some people forget that, at the time these cars were built, perfect shut lines, as a term, barely existed, and damn sure weren’t factory.
Quite right, Wiggs. Same goes for side-to-side symmetry.
I have never enjoyed selling a vehicle. Buyers have a way of nitpicking in an effort to lower the seller’s expectations, then if successful brag about the great deal they got.
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Try photo #2 …
Not knocking the car, I think its nice its just a matter of determining who’s right : me or the car.
I hope its the car.
Well Jury is back and it’s verdict on the car $126,000.00. Not bad folks.
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Impressive (price), I’d say. Bodes well for E-types…same for the mediocre $210K gold OTS a few weeks ago…
Why was that car mediocre? I thought it was a pretty fine example of what an E-Type should be.
Agreed!
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Whatever…good price for that car.
You ask what one thinks of the modifications?
I think that the modifications were done well where it did not take away from the etypes original perfect lines.
I see these modifications much more pleasing than the Chip Foose modified car. It looks aggressive .
Wow, and the price it sold for. Good stuff