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Originally Posted by jhynesrockmtn

Will be fun to watch. It has sat unused most of its life and I would guess would take quite a bit of work to get it ready to actually use. Seems like they've done the minimum maintenance rather than keeping systems in working order. That's probably ok for most buyers. I will never own something like this but it would drive me nuts to own a car that wasn't kept in working order.

I find it bizarre. For a regular old ~35 year old used car, sure, a check engine light or inop system wouldn't be weird. But for a car that is that special and expensive, I'd assume that it would be kept in good working order.

I guess from one point of view, if you can afford to buy it, then you can afford to fix it, but the other side of that coin is if you own it, then you should be able to afford to get the thing fixed. It's not like its an '87 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. I would be surprised to find a McLaren F1 or Ferrari F40 with a bunch of broken stuff for sale.