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Doug Patteson said:
Absolutely stunning. Do you still have it?
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@Doug Patteson - it’s in Switzerland - sold it to a neighbor who came to my door with a sleeve of Balvenie Sherry Cask, his number in sharpie on the side, his request was I sell him one of my collection, I let him drive them all, then decide with my final vote. He chose this car. We shook hands. The next day he got transferred, to Switzerland. He was worried I would hold him to the deal. I opened the Balvenie and poured us a glass each. I explained to him he had options, I didn’t need to sell, he didn’t need to buy, but that he should reflect deeply. His passion was driving vintage cars. Switzerland is the most difficult country on the planet to own a vintage car, at least imported, as it must be factory condition, no hot rods. He was going for 3 years, which is now 7. All that time without his passion. This car would make the import provisions, fuel his passion, and when he came home, would easily pay his kids college tuition. The car was on a boat a few weeks later, the Balvenie lasted about the same amount of time.
 
Godfather said:
@Doug Patteson - it’s in Switzerland - sold it to a neighbor who came to my door with a sleeve of Balvenie Sherry Cask, his number in sharpie on the side, his request was I sell him one of my collection, I let him drive them all, then decide with my final vote. He chose this car. We shook hands. The next day he got transferred, to Switzerland. He was worried I would hold him to the deal. I opened the Balvenie and poured us a glass each. I explained to him he had options, I didn’t need to sell, he didn’t need to buy, but that he should reflect deeply. His passion was driving vintage cars. Switzerland is the most difficult country on the planet to own a vintage car, at least imported, as it must be factory condition, no hot rods. He was going for 3 years, which is now 7. All that time without his passion. This car would make the import provisions, fuel his passion, and when he came home, would easily pay his kids college tuition. The car was on a boat a few weeks later, the Balvenie lasted about the same amount of time.
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I’m hoping to see one of your former cars in its new home in TN on one of my visits there this year if I can coordinate w Jake
 
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