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Re: 911 Barn Find

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:34 pm
by myatt1972
restoreit wrote: He was after all the only person from ddk that I had any contact with that was living in the real world.
Must be Cubist !

Re: 911 Barn Find

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 12:07 pm
by Disco
restoreit wrote: someone who will undertake the work himself rather than be a cheque book restorer.
wont be me then :) :lol:

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 1:19 pm
by Nick Moss
a cheque book restorer
My kind of restorer :P

BTW I didn't buy it.....

Re: 911 Barn Find

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 2:41 pm
by 210bhp
restoreit wrote:The vehicle has now been sold to a member of ddk who I am sure will appreciate it and restore it to its former condition. A lot of new parts went with the car and I wish him well. He was after all the only person from ddk that I had any contact with and I stress contact with that was living in the real world. He has had to dig hard to buy the car and I am sure he will do a good job of the restoration it is good to see it go to someone who will undertake the work himself rather than be a cheque book restorer.
Also some members need to get a grip on reality and should perhaps re-read what they have posted not about me but in general and remember that for some people it is just a hobby and not an obsession. It is supose to be fun. To all those genuine restorers with a genuine love of their cars keep it going it is you who are the real caretakers of our heritage for the others see the doctor Im sure you can get some tablets to stop your p**s boiling.

Signing off for a final time
It's amazing what is just under the surface ready to come out once cash is in hand.

For someone who did not know what he had until some 'enthusiastic restorers' informed him I would have thought thanks rather than abuse was in order......................or perhaps a £1k donation from the sale (as it was achieved through DDK) to our charity. Only fair as he was happy to sell for £3k in the first instance.

Regards
Mike

Re: 911 Barn Find

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 3:27 pm
by Bootsy
210bhp wrote:
restoreit wrote:The vehicle has now been sold to a member of ddk who I am sure will appreciate it and restore it to its former condition. A lot of new parts went with the car and I wish him well. He was after all the only person from ddk that I had any contact with and I stress contact with that was living in the real world. He has had to dig hard to buy the car and I am sure he will do a good job of the restoration it is good to see it go to someone who will undertake the work himself rather than be a cheque book restorer.
Also some members need to get a grip on reality and should perhaps re-read what they have posted not about me but in general and remember that for some people it is just a hobby and not an obsession. It is supose to be fun. To all those genuine restorers with a genuine love of their cars keep it going it is you who are the real caretakers of our heritage for the others see the doctor Im sure you can get some tablets to stop your p**s boiling.

Signing off for a final time
It's amazing what is just under the surface ready to come out once cash is in hand.

For someone who did not know what he had until some 'enthusiastic restorers' informed him I would have thought thanks rather than abuse was in order......................or perhaps a £1k donation from the sale (as it was achieved through DDK) to our charity. Only fair as he was happy to sell for £3k in the first instance.

Regards
Mike
Hear hear

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 9:28 pm
by 58A - 71E
Hopefully that means we will see a great resto thread from said comitted new owner enthusiast instead of the boll*x the sale entailed :roll: