Maybe the new owner has more money than sense. It is currently documented to
be as close to original as possible (even acknowledging JonMac variancies). To
change it beyond it's original configuration would really decrease the value of
TS1. As a collector/investment - I doubt the new owner would want to fall
down that hole.
jm2cw.
Carl
On 05/01/12, Loumetelko at aol.com wrote:
But one car came in today for an oil change and a minor problem with the
brake light. That number I can probably remember:
Mark:
Thanks for the delightful photo of the very beloved TS1. I first met TS1
in Joe Richards' shop back in 97 or so and later in 2003 when Joe unveiled
it in Auburn at the TRA National I hosted. Words can not begin to explain
what Joe started with compared to its finished look.
On another list the new owner said his goal was to "improve" TS1 - that
very thought just terrifies me. Would be like some dolt painting a smile on
the Mona Lisa! Sincerely hope before any so called improvements the new
owner gets opinions from Joe or Bill Piggott or John Saunders. Please Mark,
gently quiz the owner about his plans for TS1 and what improvements he has
in mind.
I know there will be those who say that TS1 is his car to do as he so
pleases but Dammit there was only one TS1 and to butcher it would be more than
criminal!
Lou Metelko
Auburn, Indiana
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