That is a shame. The car will probably sit there till it rusts away, or the owner dies.
I have a friend that owns a 1967 GT500 that has been sitting on a tar slab in his backyard since '79. The car was an original brittany blue, 428 big block. He lost the original motor while going through a divorce, so he installed a 302, repainted it nightmist blue, drove it in the summer of '78 for a few months and parked it.
I always tell him if he's not going to do anything with it to sell it. He says he's trying to hit a lottery of some sort, so he can restore it
I have a friend that owns a 1967 GT500 that has been sitting on a tar slab in his backyard since '79. The car was an original brittany blue, 428 big block. He lost the original motor while going through a divorce, so he installed a 302, repainted it nightmist blue, drove it in the summer of '78 for a few months and parked it.
I always tell him if he's not going to do anything with it to sell it. He says he's trying to hit a lottery of some sort, so he can restore it