Reply to "Mangusta #8MA1074 - for sale in Michigan (Craig's List)"

LEEA,

Thanks for all the detail. Sadly my Goose (596) was repainted in the early 1990's so I can't offer any insights on original paint details. As I'm sure you are aware, the uneven fenders are actually considered correct on a Goose. Some guys think it's caused by mirrors being attached there at some point in time. However I believe the real cause was part of the original construction of the cars. The example you posted is the worst I have come across so far.

Thanks

-Ryan

4/24/192:59 PM

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