Yes, it's a lot of work, but less than a lot of cars that get restored. It's EXTREMELY rare at 1 of 271 built. Likely around 50 left. Worth up to about $40k restored today. If you do all the work yourself you will be right side up in the car and have something cool to drive. We've had ours for nearly thirty years now... I wouldn't have the money or the energy to restore another, but this one should be saved by somebody. I do understand the seller's position, though.
