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does look pretty nice. Local to me so if anyone wants it looked at just shout.
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£37K for a 912 that needs repainting (what does that older American repaint hide?) and retrimming seems a little 'strong' to me.
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It is a bit.
At least he can spell concours correctly though. Unlike the auto spell check on this and probably every other forum.
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Possibly some patina tax been added? These days the cool kids pay more for cars with polished through paint and shredded interior trim :wink:

It’s all in the eye of the beholder as they say, I think as long as it’s solid with decent mechanicals etc the rest is personal preference.
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Repaint 'which photographs well'

Hmm. Why such dreadful, uninformative pictures then?

If you want £37000, spend more than 30 seconds taking the pictures, and perhaps try to take the pictures during the daylight hours.....
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Plenty of others which seem more reasonable?

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If built in 66 it has the wrong engine lid

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£37k? Scene tax syntax.
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