I have no idea what it'll sell for, but I'm interested in seeing the outcome.
I recently went to the Ford Flathead Museum in Indiana a couple weeks ago. They have a lot of really cool and beautifully restored cars, but the one that grabbed my attention the most was this 100% original 1930 Model A.
I fell in love with that car, and I'd seriously consider selling several of my vehicles to own it, but it wasn't for sale. There's just something very cool about a 90 year old Model A that has never been touched, painted or messed with. I suppose the '32 would be considered more valuable, but I wouldn't think by much considering the condition of both.
And just to throw this out there in the "there's nothing new under the sun" category, think high swirl heads are something new tech and "modern"? Think again....
High port heads, high swirl combustion chambers, roller lifters, multi-strap plugs etc etc. They've all been around for longer than anyone here has been alive. And we think we're so darn smart these days with computer design, etc.
