Supposedly . . .
6 or 7,000 mile car, very rarely driven. "might be for sale - it just sits"
If interested I can inquire.
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deniscCaretaker of 8MA1244 '70 Euro Mangusta DRIVE THEM, THEY WERE MEANT TO BE DRIVEN, IF YOU WANT TO LOOK AT ONE, BUY A POSTER!
What's it like? How much money? VIN? Pics.
Where? Not Italy I hope ( Vatican !)
Denis
Where? Not Italy I hope ( Vatican !)
Denis
3000 mile car, Utah, may or maynot be for sale.
Someone is already pursuing . . . . I'll let you know what we find out.
Someone is already pursuing . . . . I'll let you know what we find out.
Thanks to "The Pope", I was able to follow up on the "barn" Goose. All I can say is wow, if I was raised in a barn like that, I'd have better manners!
The car is, from the photos I have seen, gorgeous. The owner is not particularly looking to sell it because he wants a Mangusta done his way. Everything he has in mind will improve the handling performance and daily enjoyment of the car but his restorer rightly feels it may be better to start with a less "perfect" car than altering this one. Not to say it is completely flawless, but it about as close as you're likely to find anymore. It has been repainted very early in it's life and some very minor things have been done but nothing that ruins the car. The price (there are six numbers...) it will take to find a new home is more than I can afford, but it isn't unfair for what the car seems to be. I haven't seen it first-hand, but I understand there is a fair bit of supporting documentation with the car.
If anyone else is interested, now is the time to speak up. Here are a couple of photos to get the idea.
Mark
The car is, from the photos I have seen, gorgeous. The owner is not particularly looking to sell it because he wants a Mangusta done his way. Everything he has in mind will improve the handling performance and daily enjoyment of the car but his restorer rightly feels it may be better to start with a less "perfect" car than altering this one. Not to say it is completely flawless, but it about as close as you're likely to find anymore. It has been repainted very early in it's life and some very minor things have been done but nothing that ruins the car. The price (there are six numbers...) it will take to find a new home is more than I can afford, but it isn't unfair for what the car seems to be. I haven't seen it first-hand, but I understand there is a fair bit of supporting documentation with the car.
If anyone else is interested, now is the time to speak up. Here are a couple of photos to get the idea.
Mark
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WOW!! That is just plain pretty!!!!! NICE!
OK, I have a less than perfect car....requiring performance and handling improvements to trade in....... I would only need 5.5 figures.....
SOOOOOO, now that you've let the Goose out of the pond....how about posting some more of them pictures???? No sense leaving us all sucking on our thumbs in wonder!!!
This is the second car in as many weeks to pop up from the big sky area of the country! Nice black car showed up from Montana, now this one from Utah! Whasup???
Steve
OK, I have a less than perfect car....requiring performance and handling improvements to trade in....... I would only need 5.5 figures.....
SOOOOOO, now that you've let the Goose out of the pond....how about posting some more of them pictures???? No sense leaving us all sucking on our thumbs in wonder!!!
This is the second car in as many weeks to pop up from the big sky area of the country! Nice black car showed up from Montana, now this one from Utah! Whasup???
Steve