Many years ago, an old eccentric fellow had a 1930 era Austin (U.S.) coupe stuffed away in an old barn. He wouldn't sell it, and eventually the old barn rotted away and fell down on the car! I offered to buy it, as i felt it could be salvaged, but no sale--going to fix 'er up soon! He also had a 1930 Packard sedan, and an old cable lift hi-lift, and it all went to the scrap yard after he died! Several years after i returned from the Army, i bought a 1948 M.G. TC Roadster. Neat little car-right hand drive, 4 cylinder, 21 inch tires! Held two people. After i got married and the first baby came along--that car shrank in size. So, i sold it for $500! That was the going value back then. How much do you think that car is worth now? HMMM?? The high 5 figures is about the price area!
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