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<blockquote data-quote="bal3056" data-source="post: 53915" data-attributes="member: 584">msapi,first things first ... sort out jpj documentation, then re-think about your project.&nbsp; My fear is that the grant had been sold to use for E?? ........!! never mind, just check with jpj.On the point of restoration,&nbsp; well, if you are a car freak, I mean real freaky kind of enthusiast, then go for the restoration project.&nbsp; Lots of $$$, time, heartaches and headaches, but if you follow the restoration steps closely, you&#039;ll be a winner in every sense of the word.&nbsp; There&#039;s just nothing like doing it yourself and showing to the world your priceless diamond.&nbsp; see the documentary on &quot;Rides&quot; and you&#039;ll see what true restoration is all about.&nbsp; Please note that you&#039;ve got to have lots of passion in the project, otherwise it&#039;ll end up being abandoned which does happen sometimes.From your description,&nbsp; the car looks quite bad and neglected.&nbsp; Personally you&#039;d be doing the owner a favour by removing it free for him.&nbsp; I would not pay more than RM2k for it.Another simple option&nbsp; :&nbsp; it may be a good parts-only car.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bal3056, post: 53915, member: 584"] msapi, first things first ... sort out jpj documentation, then re-think about your project. My fear is that the grant had been sold to use for E?? ........!! never mind, just check with jpj. On the point of restoration, well, if you are a car freak, I mean real freaky kind of enthusiast, then go for the restoration project. Lots of $$$, time, heartaches and headaches, but if you follow the restoration steps closely, you'll be a winner in every sense of the word. There's just nothing like doing it yourself and showing to the world your priceless diamond. see the documentary on "Rides" and you'll see what true restoration is all about. Please note that you've got to have lots of passion in the project, otherwise it'll end up being abandoned which does happen sometimes. From your description, the car looks quite bad and neglected. Personally you'd be doing the owner a favour by removing it free for him. I would not pay more than RM2k for it. Another simple option : it may be a good parts-only car. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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