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04-07-2008, 12:03 AM
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DPC PERFORMANCE Race prep
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Bundoora Victoria
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What are your thoughts on resto s of old race cars and bringing them virtually up to brand new and if not better than they were origanally.Do you think it takes the history away from the cars and is it nesessary to go overboard as some do ?? Or do you replace and leave a certian rawness to a car ,This all comes about as i had a very interesting chat with a guy on what affects prices in todays market as these old racecars were ounce upon a time not woth that much but now the skies the limit ! so what do you think about restoring a car to former glory ?????????????????????????
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Restoration of old race cars to practically new ???
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