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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Old British Cars....
	Date:	10/22/2007 4:31:09 PM

It is a driver. The odometer shows less than 31,000 miles, but I can not attest whether it is the original milage or if the odometer has rollled over.

We acquired it from a relative's estate, and the car had set for years in his garage. I had the car completely serviced, brakes done and new tires mounted. I am not sure whether to attempt driving it down or have it transported.

It is not a spectacular car in my oprinion and does not have much eye appeal except for the front grill, beautiful wood on the interior and the flying lady hood ornament. Otherwise, it looks like an old Chevy Impala to me.

Knowing myself, I would probably join a club. LOL

Like JIM stated, I am suspect of any British Car's reliability. At the same time I have owned a couple of Corvettes, and they certainly were a joy but a real pain in the reliability category.

I prefer my reliable old Ford F-150. It even rides better than the Rolls.