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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Am I correct that based on the above, these two cars would be classified the same way: “modified driver” (assuming both are driven all year 'round more than 200 miles)? The white one was originally lime green from the factory, but is (was) otherwise Original and restored (but actually only repainted and not restored).

If a car is stored for the winter, is it considered "In storage" ?

I think it might be worth expanding the categories to include cars that are original in appearance and equipment for their year and yet distinguish them from true resto-mods and/or recreations (as GT5S conversions from a 72 — just for example).

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