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My philosophy on deals like this is quite different.
1. Extricate and remove the car in no more than 24 hours.
2. Give a reasonable amount over and above the asking price if it's ridiculously low.
The longer you wait, the greater chance the seller will casually remark to someone that she has a buyer for that old car in the barn. interest begets interest, and you could have a bidding war on your hands.
As for engine parts -- well, a real 4-cam 550/Carrera engine costs as much as a small vacation home. And many in the business would not sell you an engine unless it was numbers-matching tot he chassis. So if it's not a replica, let's hope the engine is mostly or all there.
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