What to do
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I am personally a "as it was built" right down to the bias-ply tires, however that being said I don't feel I have any business in worrying about what you do with your car, regardless of the numbers matching or no hit body or any other special situation.
The fact is I don't own the car and any opinion I may have is Moot. What a person does with his property is his business and his alone, period, any thing else is BS.
Bill
The fact is I don't own the car and any opinion I may have is Moot. What a person does with his property is his business and his alone, period, any thing else is BS.
Bill
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I am personally a "as it was built" right down to the bias-ply tires, however that being said I don't feel I have any business in worrying about what you do with your car, regardless of the numbers matching or no hit body or any other special situation.
The fact is I don't own the car and any opinion I may have is Moot. What a person does with his property is his business and his alone, period, any thing else is BS.
Bill
The fact is I don't own the car and any opinion I may have is Moot. What a person does with his property is his business and his alone, period, any thing else is BS.
Bill
#24
Team Owner
Build your dream, unless you are just in it as an investor type!
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OK, thanks everyone for your thoughts. It is much appreciated.
I am NOT an "investor type". They have their place in the Corvette world, I am just not one of them.
My reasons for these questions are that I feel like it is time for me to pursue my "bucket list" cars.
I don't intend to own any of them for the rest of my life.
It will be more along the lines of Get it, Play with it until I am tired of it, Sell it, Buy the next bucket list car.
I have one classic that I am keeping. I am finishing the restoration (OK, so someone else is actually doing the work) on a 1956 Bel Air 4 door sedan. My wife and / or children get to deal with that one once I am gone.
The bucket list cars are just that. I have about 10 cars on the list, and figured I would start with a mid year. I have never owned one.
Stay tuned..and thanks again.
I am NOT an "investor type". They have their place in the Corvette world, I am just not one of them.
My reasons for these questions are that I feel like it is time for me to pursue my "bucket list" cars.
I don't intend to own any of them for the rest of my life.
It will be more along the lines of Get it, Play with it until I am tired of it, Sell it, Buy the next bucket list car.
I have one classic that I am keeping. I am finishing the restoration (OK, so someone else is actually doing the work) on a 1956 Bel Air 4 door sedan. My wife and / or children get to deal with that one once I am gone.
The bucket list cars are just that. I have about 10 cars on the list, and figured I would start with a mid year. I have never owned one.
Stay tuned..and thanks again.
Last edited by emccomas; 05-19-2017 at 12:13 PM.