Practically Classics Forum

If you happen to have that sort of cash stashed under your bed (John) and fancy a new project or two and a change of scenery, how about this:
http://bimba.info/en/car-news/2016/03/2 ... you-own-it

If that lot could be teleported to rural Berwickshire, where plenty of fields are empty and won't be missed, and came with the obligatory oil-caked German Shepherd and his chain then maybe I'd pay a hundred or so pounds for it, but the fuel cost for a comfortable boat in which to make return trips to the Untied States would kill that for me so I'm out. All yours, Terry, good luck and yes, I will lend the cash to you, at 2,000% apr over 300 years and if these extraordinarily generous (Aberdonian on Dad's side..) terms are acceptable, I'll send the paperwork for your signature without delay.

Those projects are much too fancy for John, he's more into: boring metal. He will probably print that picture off and stick it over his Anna Wotsit shrine.

I'm seeing lots of viable Asian tin that could potentially be back on the road with a quick polish and a spot of air in the tyres. I'd post longer but would appear to be overdue for a cold shower. Phew!

Ironically, I'm moving near there (Boise, ID) in the summer, but alas I don't have $3 mil

They might take an offer

Yes, but not MY offer.

Rich, when you get back to the land of the Gauloises, you might want to take a tin of T-Cut with you.
For this lot in a french farm.

That's old news now, look at the date.