I suspect we are actually inadvertently hitting on the reason why this is not moving. There is now supposedly a V5 with the car, but I remain unconvinced its actually for this car in its earliest form.
But who knows? What I was told about its early history could well be doubtful as the early posts in this thread refer to.
Things have changed over the years and it's not as easy to satisfy DVLA, DVSA or VOSA, or whatever they are called this week.
Personally, I think the reason it's not moving is that its just very overpriced for what you are getting and most of what you get would be binned.
Even mine looked "wonderful" when getting magazine attention.
But after a couple of decades very little was actually useful.
I doubt if much more than 5% of the original number of parts remain. Many rivets were lost in the battle and did not make it back
Is a "Linton Corse" similar to a Litton Corse?
The two places are very close so they do get confused quite often.Originally Posted by ProtoTipo
Linton is may be slightly more up market so it maybe helps raise the value!
"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead"
Stan Laurel
Auction ended early. Looks like it has got a new owner at last. Looking forward to updates on rebuild progress and seeing it out and about again!
Guy
Interestingly (maybe) it says not for sale now - rather than sold.
Last edited by Darkspeed; 27-05-2023 at 22:57.
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