I was there and looked it over and it does need a complete new interior but it sure was a bargin at $20K. The buyer from Las Vegas knows nothing about these so I went over the car wiith him.
To fix this car up corectly would take $50 or $60,000 which will put his investment right about where I think the prices are now for nice examples.
Lots of things always need fixed such nas windows not working etc also and this car had the window switches wired wrong.
I was surpriced that the fuel indicator light worked.
Hopefully a lot of the Mark II's that are selling cheap these days will get fixed up properly and the prices will get up where they deserve to be.
Jack Bowser
C56B2198
Past Ownership 1991, 3206, and 1763
2006 Ford GT
2006 Cadillac XLR-V
427 Cobra
2012 Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster
1924 Dodge Brothers Rat Rod
Lots of Bowser gas Pumps