You can say what you want, but the people who started the thread told the truth about the cars that they owned, and documented them with pictures. I put their personal preferences aside, and didn't judge them about them. They did what they felt was best for the car,which might possibly be the only unrestored Hemi Charger Daytona left in the world and put it Bob's capable hands as the new caretaker of the car. Above all that they gave a gentleman whose father bought his Daytona new a pair of Daytona fenders, which we all know are virtually worth their weight in gold in the current market. They are great people who put the cars wellbeing before the money, not to say that they didn't get good money for the car, and put helping a fellow Daytona owner with an unexpected gift of a pair of original fenders over making money off of them, and they should be treated very fairly for doing so. They are the kind of people this hobby is all about! Those are my thoughts on the whole thing.
whats your point?
they Caused the trainwreck,not us.
i even pmed them from the start and Tried to help them out.
but all they wanted was to start a trainwreck here,and i declined.
and you,
you were trying to pump their car up to a million bucks,which says a lot about your motivations.
its not the only unrestored hemi daytona in the world.
i agree,they did a hell of a nice thing giving those fenders away.
but,as you know,im brutally honest and they kept the other 2 cars,
knowing they cannot finish them.
so while 1 got rescued,the other 2 are still gonna just sit there.
so your post there about the well being of the cars is kind of absurd.
