And here lies the quandary? Even if you were to fix it up and spend the time and money and experience and space it would still not be worth the time money space experience you put into it even though its a 1 of 18 car. So one thing you need to realize is the person buying it is not trying to lowball you, but keep in mind that every penny they spend on the car is lost money that will never be recouped (ask me how I know). I believe your best bet is to jump on any reasonable offer over 2 grand and be glad to have your space back and the responsibility of the car out of your hair and hope that one day you see the car put back together and doesn't end up a lost project in someone else's garage. Again I'd always be willing to help and I always have a booth at the big swap meet at the beginning of April. Good luck....
