Ready To Cry?
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Celeb
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so basically 2500 for original saleen plates
Why bother? It's beat, broken, and scarred. Nothing "Saleen" or special about it at all, anymore. If I had money to waste and the time/working space to deal with it, I'd save it ... but not for $2,500. I paid less than that for my notch, and it was in better shape that that sucker. 
ill advised
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If it at least has the full body kit in tact the project might seem more appealing. However, if I'm forced to restore it with non-Saleen parts that sort of defeats the purpose imo.
cenok is family
15 Year Member
word.
at this point you're just paying 2500$ to save another run of the mill fox. sure it was ORIGINALLY a saleen, but other than the title, nothing on it will be saleen anymore. even if you go with an aftermarket saleen kit, it still wouldn't be the same, imo.
Nicoleb3x3
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someone should restore it with 100% original saleen parts, worth saving yes.
worth paying 2500....only if the engine still runs
...and how the hell does that happen to that car anyway? seriously...wtf is wrong with people
worth paying 2500....only if the engine still runs
...and how the hell does that happen to that car anyway? seriously...wtf is wrong with people
Celeb
Dirt-Old 20+Year Member
I would image it was either stolen and recovered, or the owner needed money and just started selling off parts? just a guess
not sure what's up with the cowl hood
someone email him for some interior pics (might be even worse that we've already seen so far)
1987LXragtop
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looks like parts are inside...you also have to ask yourself if you would buy a 67 Shelby if it was stripped down also. Always worth saving a special car.
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