I just read in the July 17 issue of Autoweek in the market section. A '67 Mangusta was sold at Bonhams Monte Carlo Monaco ( I guess it's an auction). It was described as, "Panels appear to be sound, with variable gaps, especially at the rear cowl. Paint is okay, the wheels(rims) are scraped ( I guess he means curb rash). Original seats look pretty used, and the engine bay looks particularly suspect and has no battery. Seems to have been setting for about 10 years rather than driven." The author goes on to say, that in spite of the not so good appearance of the car, the sale price is nearly $24,000 over the high estimates. If this is any indication, maybe DeTomaso cars are getting some recognition, at least in Europe.
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