An interesting way to sell an Alger: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Othe...3ffQQitemZ270749238271QQptZUSQ5fCarsQ5fTrucks
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I guess the only thing i can say for this car is.. apart from the auto.. where are all he improvements that make the claim "In the collector car world, sometimes a clone is better than the real thing!"?
Once again I will point out that there is no relationship between the car and the "clone" statement.
Just a carefully worded comment to prevent the obvious fallout of attempting to sell a "tiger".
Note the location, I doubt Norman Miller would prevent such an occurrence so close to home.
Parting shot though, personally I think that an alger could in fact be better than a tiger at least from the standpoint that one could drive the hell out of it without fear of the eventuality of a traffic loss or the tin worm.
Jarrid,
Just to make sure i understand you.. you are saying the seller is not saying the car is an alger?.. i read the auction as he is saying that its not a legit tiger but a alpine V8.
I do wonder where the seats are from, though. Any idea?
I do wonder where the seats are from, though. Any idea?