Well, it's going to need a full rebuild of the Hydraulics
system, Fuel system, cooling system, and the engine probably stuck and
should be at least opened up (head removed) to inspect for rust or
corrosion in the cylender, and the heads water jackets.........after all
of that and the inclusion of spare parts, I estimate it at....$1000,
since the car is complete. Maybe a little more if the interior is in
really good shape. Perhaps as high as $1,300.
Rich
> ----------
> From: britcars(at)juno.com[SMTP:britcars(at)juno.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 1997 11:33 AM
> To: alpines(at)autox.team.net
> Subject: for sale
>
> 1960 Alpine series I, one owner from new. No rust, no damage, good
> (but
> not original) paint. Car has not been run for 18 yrs., but has been
> kept
> garaged. Engine was rebuilt 18K miles before car was laid up. Car has
> overdrive and a hardtop and comes with lots of spares, including an
> engine and non-o/d gearbox.
>
> Owner wants to sell the car but has no idea of its value. Could
> someone
> please suggest a reasonable value? The car is in the Sacramento, CA,
> area.
>
> E-mail or phone suggestions, questions (or offers) to Lawrie at
>
> British Sportscars
> britcars(at)juno.com
> 916-676-7226
>
> Thanks!
>
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