I think the issue is that this car _was_ a 750-mile original car.
There are not many such examples of how our cars were made. There are
thousands of Austin-Healeys of the various models surviving today.
Repainting one of them, "restoring" or "upgrading" most of them is not
a loss to the Healey community. But discarding the interior and
repainting a 750 mile car is, in my opinion, a loss.
-Roland
On Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:53:52 -0700, you wrote:
::So it was restored. Why is it that the only way to restore a car is
::as it was 50 years ago. There are so many things that you can do to
::these cars today that will make them a much better car to drive. No i
::do not think that you should go away from the idea of the Healey but
::if it can be made better why not do it.
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