Reply to "Definition of Car Condition"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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Best to stay away from the entire condition reporting in a Registry. You will never know when you will be served and asked for a million in damages because of what you said.

The other issue is maintenance of the registry. The condition of many of these cars is constantly changing - accidents, paint jobs, flared conversions, restorations, engine rebuilds, other upgrades and modifications, etc.

Condition is too subjective for a registry. Focus on statements of fact. Example: Car was originally a lime green 72 pre-L. Current upgrades/modificatons include Ferrari red paint (2003), 180-degree headers, simpson 5 racing harness, and fluidyne laydown radiator with twin sucker fans.

Ok, thats my 2-cents.

4/2/078:45 AM

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