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Re: The Story of Monster Garage
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Yes but there were still plenty of good parts Delorean restorers would have paid a lot of cash for. Now there is nothing.

Actually, given the shape it was in at the end of the build process, I doubt any rational Delorean restorer would have paid more than scrap value for it.

Now, if you could interest a "Jesse James Memorabilia Collector," then you might get a completely different answer!!! (personally, I would shell out some shekels for the 90-mph lawn-mowing Mustang!)

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