I was close to hitting the buy-it-now on this one. Knowing now that it
was TAC'ed I wish I had done so.
In my experience, a full restoration (meaning every last nut and bolt)
on something like a Tiger, if you don't do any of it yourself and pay
professionals will run from $40k - $75k and higher, as some of us have
experieced. The cost of the resto has little influence on the market
value, except that it's always more to restore than it's market worth.
--- CoolVT@aol.com wrote:
> Good, I think that should put the question to rest. It appears that
> someone
> got a decent buy on a nice driver. If this has had the extensive
> restoration
> that was claimed, then the asking price would seem rather cheap. I
> don't
> think that a full restoration can be done for $24,000....can it? I
> realize
> that the word "full" means different things to different people.
> Mark L.
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