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Seen on La Jolla Independent Service Blog from 2008:
?gBarn Finds?h are talked about rather frequently amongst classic car collectors, no matter their preference in automobiles. It?fs a story of driving down a country road and out of the corner of your eye you see the sun reflecting off the chrome of a car just sitting half covered in a shack. After approaching the owner you come to find that it belonged to their grandfather and has just been ?gsitting there?h since the 70??s . . .This RARELY happens. With the dawn of the internet and increased popularity of classic cars, the possibility of a car like this slipping into your fingers is almost impossible. However, this 1973 3.0cs is a true and ultimate ?gBarn Find.?h As I?fve said before, I?fve seen and worked on hundreds of 3.0cs cars and this, by far, is the most amazing one I?fve ever seen. It was orginally delivered to a family in Utah where it was hardley driven and spent most of its time garaged inside a barn on their property. The gentleman who owned the car pasted away and left it to his grand-daughter. The current owner begged her to sell it for over 3 years until she finally agreed. Current mileage is 22,619.

Ceylon is one of my favorite colors, but is not liked by all. It was orginally delivered to a family in Utah where it was hardley driven and spent most of its time garaged inside a barn on their property. The gentleman who owned the car pasted away and left it to his grand-daughter. The current owner begged her to sell it for over 3 years until she finally agreed. Current mileage is 22,619. Original engine break-in procedure sticker and emissions sticker still on the original glass with the right amount of fading and shrinking. Trunk linings and tool kit as delivered.