Newest project Tiger on Ebay

Same as listed

For 20,000 opening bid last time. It is nearly the 4th maybe? Be really nice to not over post these guys and let them send us 20 bucks for a listing I'd say.
 
I've never seen the dashboard presented in that manor before. Interesting wheels on the car.
 
Saga Continues ??

Hopefully, at some future point, someone will adopt it and return it to healthy display & run condition. A brave chap with vision from the looks of things . . . .
 
Thumbs up

Pitt40 , no harm no foul. I suggest to others that we act together to build data and pics sorted by a vin or a TAC # if supplied and dragging and dropping or copying pics. If we do so it become easy to track cars. Always good to see comps and follow cars that get posted with questionable facts, IE Texas car RUST FREE now how did Jim butcher that title....:)
 
A 20k project?

Price seems awful high for that much of a project. I recently sold my "beater" Tiger for about that much, and it was a complete, driveable car... with no rust! And it didn't sell in a couple days, it took a few weeks, so it must have been priced about right.
Bob K.
B9471705
 
High Expectations

Bob Knight said:
Price seems awful high for that much of a project. I recently sold my "beater" Tiger for about that much, and it was a complete, driveable car... with no rust! And it didn't sell in a couple days, it took a few weeks, so it must have been priced about right.
Bob K.
B9471705
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I'm with Bob on this one. Any project this large should come with a much lower beginning price tag. Then again, not all the public considers the end costs. (Until the end, if it comes). :rolleyes:
 
Hope some brave soul brings it back, but after having gone through a complete resto of a Tiger which needed much less work, the prospects of dealing with this kind of project could give me a panic attack. :)
 
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