Reply to "De Tomaso Factory Documents Available"

rene4406Member

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Originally posted by Olczyk:
Always better to buy a car very well documented, if you had the choice, you buy a car that nobody known nothing or a car that you known everythings ?

Frankly? If they are the same price and in the same condition or with a VERY VERY small difference, the one with the documentation, but I'm really not ready to spend money to know that it is Gino who mounted the right front wheel and Mario the back left brake.

But I belong to this category of people, and I'm not the only one on this forum, which when he buys a vintage car restores it himself from A to Z and so a few months later, I could fill the built sheet myself.

9/10/1812:03 PM

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