Bill, that car will be the centerpiece, of a museum/collection, not
merely consigned to a remote corner of it.
It will be a major attraction.
It is VERY impressive, and imposing, when viewed, in person.
There is a real 'wow-factor', to it, especially when it's directly
illuminated, so that all of its flaws and colorful deterioration can be
easily seen, from above, below, and inside it.
I can envision its being display in a semi- darkened area, with its
appearance dominating the scene, under spot lights, as if it were some
extra-terrestrial object, with its nose pointing skyward (thanx to the
lack of rear springage).
There really is a lot to look at, on/in the car!
Position LARGE poster sized prints of its "Before" condition (such as
appear, in the Duesenberg Room, at the Las Vegas' Imperial Palace
Collection) close-by, and you have a very compelling display!
Neil Vedder
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