From the seller: “The car has been dry stored since 1988 and unused on the road. The engine has not been started for some time now and will probably need some work together with checking and refitting electrical wiring and fitting new lights etc.
Unfortunately due to the time stored in the garage a bracket from the shelf fell onto the car putting a slight crack on the back windscreen and a slight dent on the rear quarter panel.
Due to the above the car will need to be tailored away on collection once purchased.”
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