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A friend of mine has a dad who is known in certain circles (name withheld) and I quote "Mr XYX, the owner of the largest collection of non-running Triumph coupe
by danielodievich 4y ago
A friend of mine has a dad who is known in certain circles (name withheld) and I quote "Mr XYX, the owner of the largest collection of non-running Triumph coupes in the USA". He got a lot of sh*t for what is essentially a junk yard from his city. His house is filled to the brim with model train cars, in the bozes still, and all the EBay printouts of the auctions he won and lost. I do not know what my friend's plans are for all of this when his dad kicks it but I am betting on a lot of hassles around rusted hulks. Although they are strangely photogenic, we took some incredible photos...
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 4y agoThose Triumphs are junk; it's not like they're MGs or anything. :) I kid, of course. On a serious note, when the time comes, contact the local British car club (yes, there is one). They'll help.
- Symbiote 4y agoThe eBay printouts are very useful. You can see which of the models was worth €10, and which were worth €200. The value will change over time. Probably down, unless there are some very rare models. But it will give your friend some idea (and some terms to search for) when he contacts a local model railway dealer and asks for a quote. (Or lists everything on eBay himself.)