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Yeah.

I guess this is why lawyers end up the only winners. They could spend a long time arguing over whether prefacing the comment with that is enough for a reader to infer that ‘It's going to be another 15,000 to spend to finish the job properly’ is a statement of opinion rather than fact.

But it is just plain wrong to say you should replace barrels and pistons even if they are within tolerance just because ‘they won’t last forever’.

Agreed!

Sam wrote:I’m sure not, but maybe it should. The writer and CC could cost the seller and engine builder [tens of?] thousands by publishing a claim that the engine wasn’t rebuilt properly if it was.

I agree it should but it's notoriously difficult to prove your losses, which you have to do in order to sue for them.

You will always get the derampers - bitter they can't afford the car and can't accept it's out of their reach.

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Sold for 53k in the end.

Don’t reckon the comments made much difference then!

indeed! Not bad for a rusty, wheezy old 964

Looks like a great project car - money to be made for someone. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1223580 ... 191202155/

Recently rebuilt & sprayed, 1980 911SC £25k. Minor engine fire, needs minor paint. Loom etc. already sorted.

I wonder what this went for?

https://www.sports-purpose.com/cars-for ... 56a-outlaw

See:

https://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewt ... 15#p650252

Been watching this 993 on CC. It always feels that the seller's answers don't quite manage to answer the questions. I think I saw it at Centre Gravity a few years ago. Didn't look too closely, but looked good from the outside.

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/199 ... 2#comments

Been through some good hands and had some serious money checked at it!

£200k car + £150k mods = maybe £130k? I love it. Imagine shredding away from the pub car park in that.

Money to burn!

It was KLF that lit their money on fire not Prodigy.

love that