The dash pad isn't cracked, and the steering wheel looks too good. Both appear to be original. Arizona may be famous for no rust and great chrome, but virtually everything else deteriorates at an accelerated rate, unless the car is keep in the garage.
That VIN tag is exactly correct. I haven't ever seen one that wasn't shiny and fastened that way.
Paul W.
I'm a little more worried about the sparkling, polished vin tag that is NOT riveted in place and the scraped up build tag which has obviously been screwed and unscrewed more than once. At least for a $12K buy it now. I'm curious as to why Paul thinks the car isn't from Arizona based upon the interior work. Maybe it's the paint? In my experience the desert cars (Arizona, Nevada, Cali-desert) have great sheet metal, but always have rubber rot and need interior work because of the heat.
Rob
>From: "Isenhour" <
isenhour@xxxxxxxx>>
>Is that the one with the 4 cylinder and manual transmission? Yeah right! I
>asked that question and you should read the answer they gave.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:
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>There is a car fitting that description on Ebay now. Its in Arizona, but
>from the looks of it, it either was in a garage, or came from someplace
>else. The car looks pretty nice, but appears to have had a lot of interior
>work, nicely done, but not 100% original. Check it out! It's always fun to
>look at the pictures!
>
>Paul W.
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