1940 110 convertible possible purchase

Posted by Bill Heptig On 2012/2/13 18:45:41
I'm evaluating a car that I don't have any direct experience with, but I expect the members of this group will, its a restored 110 convertible. Car is not located where I can easily inspect it personally, but I've has a pro outfit go out and do that, still waiting for a report. The car seems to be priced nicely, however the owner states it needs a clutch, so it not ready to use but based on a very complete photo set appears to be a really nice car. Near the fellow that is selling the car is a restoration shop that I believe he will allow the car to be moved to, very near his location. My pro inspection was visual, I'm thinking I could get this shop to evaluate the mechanically, would be interested in hearing some opinions on what would be worth checking. The previous owner did "engine work", no receipts available. The cars had a complete redo of the body and paint, this guy does that.The brakes have been redone hoses and master cylinders and wheel cylinders, pictures attached. I would think these sixes are relatively simple to fix (compared to seniors) but don't know their weak points. Any suggestions on what to look at?

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