Quote: If we don't preserve history, we don't have any history, it's that simple. There are things that given what we know, we just don't do - like putting tattoos on your 3 year old or cooking up our dog for something new to try ( in our countries, anyway ). The company doing this work is also culpable for this. If they truly cared for the preservation of history and just working ethically, they would have turned down the job. Alot of people in this hobby understand that, most don't. We see it all the time in the TV shows and all over the net - these cars fall into the wrong hands and people wreck them. Too many people are getting rich from doing the wrong thing - part of our society. Money is worth more than ethics. Hopefully this "chop shop" loses some business from people seeing this post.
What a shame.
And here I thought this thread had finally died.
It's a car folks! It's not a work of art, it was something that was mass produced, there just weren't many ordered in this particular combination.
The owner can do whatever he wants with it including accidentally slamming it into a wall at the track.
The shop has committed no foul by doing what the owner of the car wants done. They would be idiots to not do the work if the owner of the car still wants it done.
The number of self righteous people on this board that think they have the right to tell other people what they must do with their car amazes me.
Neither you, me or anyone else has the right to decide what the man does with his car.
