Hi Dave, I guess it depends on how you look at it. There's no better way to learn about a kit than to roll your sleeves up and fix all it's problems, but on the other hand you may want to drive it more than you work on it!!! Seems like this particular car has been a bit neglected, which leads you to think what else you may uncover as time goes by. By the looks of things I might have been able to get a bit more for my old Dino, but I like value for money and don't like ripping people off. If given the choice I would go for one that has the Alfa V6 fitted, for the extra grunt. Might be worth having a look at Nick's when it becomes available. The trouble is it's all about supply and demand at the end of the day, and there arn't many decent Dino Reps that come up for sale too often. Which then allows sellers to ask for an inflated price. Again, these are just my personal thoughts so take them with a pinch of salt.
Best Regards, Mac.
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