http://www.hotrod.com/cars/featured/...ior-barn-find/
First article is a bit of a sad story, but all too typical. I'm glad that the author just had interest i the history and not trying to steal the car out from under him.
The article below it is something I wouldn't expect. "leave it as it is. It's perfect". I can actually admire that. Mind you, I have nothing against restoring and enjoying, but there's somethig nice about beat up barn finds and the story each dent and scrape must tell.
First article is a bit of a sad story, but all too typical. I'm glad that the author just had interest i the history and not trying to steal the car out from under him.
The article below it is something I wouldn't expect. "leave it as it is. It's perfect". I can actually admire that. Mind you, I have nothing against restoring and enjoying, but there's somethig nice about beat up barn finds and the story each dent and scrape must tell.
