Reply to "Pantera #2511, restoration progress"

lf-tp2511Member

Good question, Mark.

I have asked that of myself many times in the last three years. Initially I did look at some for sale cars thinking I would buy one to use until 2511 was repaired.

Probably my main driving concern was I did not want to be responsible for sending 2511 into the Salvaged for parts column.

I have spent far more than the value of the car but 2511 has never been an investment, it has been the fulfillment of a decades long dream.

In hindsight it is a good thing my ex decided to destroy our 30 year marriage shortly prior to the accident. Had she still been in the picture I never could have spent this much money on the repairs.

Larry

10/27/185:14 PM

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