Project TR for 59k

That's an odometer reading I don't believe - unless it's 106,837 miles - but the asking price isn't super crazy IMO. Never seen a dash that bad. Do like no mouse belts and no knee pad.

 

Engine looks like the miles but what’s up with the interior?

Edit:
I’ll take it back. 7000 miles my arse

 

That car is a horror show. No amount of blood, sweat, tears and money would be worth it to make that car right IMHO.
How anyone can let a car like that go to crap like that is beyond me.

 

Invest $50k to make it a $50k car

 

direct sunlight?

 

Sun damage. The dash is easy to remove. Price could be lower.

 

I actually repaired my dash buying new replacement parts from Ferrparts and Eurospares. Surprised that they had all the parts I needed and I did the work myself. Not that bad and not too expensive when all said and done.

 

Hmm... Has to be real mileage, otherwise it would need to be 1,006,837 to wrap around. Obviously needs new interior. Likely needs new paint as it probably sat outside and collected a lot of dust which would eat into the paint. Mechanicals: 6,837 is pretty low mileage.

 

Sooo....at 6837k miles is when the odo was unplugged?

I give Beverly Hills car club credit...they really have no shame lol

The grime under the engine says 40k+ miles....and that dash...woah!



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Freeze....Miami Vice!

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It seems to have the bones for a nice project but the price is a bit high for the work it needs.

 

Honestly, why not repair the dash and ask 70k?

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Run... don't walk... I sold my TR with mid 40K miles, and the engine was so clean, you would have never known it had the miles. This car has serious miles and i suspect that the odometer will pulled. Like I said, Run adn don't walk. TR will roll back in price and good example cars will surface again for the good old prices.

 

I haven't seen that car in person but to me it does look like an honest 6k mile car that has sad outside in teh blazing sun for a long time then had a repaint at some point.

Figure $20k for an awesome repaint and another 15k for interior and you're at about what they're going for without the history of having sat around. Not a deal breaker for someone who would do the work over time and could do most of it on their own, but not a major value imo.

 

Unlikely they will roll back much as they are already in the ballpark. Once they go up they never, never come back to where they were. There is a new
low established and its probably 20k higher at least from the old prices.

 

its only gonna go up escpecially for the clean examples .

 

Here is my take on TRs. 20K higher reflects engine out and other upgrades which many of these cars were neglected in the old days.

Years ago when prices were low, most of us found cars that lacked service. Many owners didn't want to drive them because of fear that they will drop in value. Same owners today have TRs fully serviced and unable to get what they think is a fair market value. I am still in love with them and have no fear of driving them until the wheels drop off. TR is not for everyone to collect, or to own for fun run. Once these cars sit around for few more years and engine outs are due, I believe that we will find them selling substantially lower than what they are today. I do love TRs, look at my screen name.

 

i still dont see the nice examples with proper service records,tool kits,luggage etc will be back in the prices 10 years ago and with less than 2000 of them brought into usa that number is small buy them now and find the best one u can get good luck on your search

 

nat u found ur new partner for lower tr prices parnelli been mia lol

 

without u both tr section been very quiet