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Oi, there's a queue!
@Alan & Ian; if this were a project being taken on by someone for their own pleasure and the simple satisfaction of achieving something that many restorers would walk away from, then yes, the 1500TC every time since the shell's so good, or the original Sprint shell and hang the budget, just buy panels and go to work.
But as Mart's looking to earn money from these cars, he must take the decision that makes more financial sense.
OK, some might say "learn to weld", but for a chequebook restoration that the owner is up front about carrying out purely to sell on, then I see no viable alternative short of asking; Mart, how much cash would prise that 1500TC - complete with V5c - from your grasp?
Hmm, professional welding at a minimum of £70 per hour, possibly more down South
vs a car that can be picked up
for free as Phil's TC was by Ste, who sorted its body repairs.
It does kind of stick in my throat, but no contest. Mart is taking the only course of action that's financially viable and I wish him success with the job and with the eventual sale.
It's happening, none of our concerns will alter that fact, so let us support the bloke's decision and enjoy reading of his progress.
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Ooh yes, Mart, put the 1500 back together please.
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