Nice. But probably needs every fluid seal in the car replaced.

Wow…………………

ACRSNK said:
Not if it was stored in a temperature controlled showroom for the last 25 years

I doubt that.
Rubber doesn’t just stop aging because it’s stored properly. It will definetly increase it’s lifetime period, but it will still age and deteriorate.

But a car like that isn’t meant to be driven. It’s meant to never ever be driven.
If you want to drive a car, you should buy one that’s been driven regularly.

Actual mileage?

Every seal needs to be replaced even if it was stored climate controlled. Seals will become brittle with time and lack of use. I’d say that car was a wasted investment. But it is a fantastic piece for a museum. Seems like it was at a dealer. So never been registered could mean it has dealer plates and driven a bit.

What is the actual mileage and offer price?

I’ve bought a few “garage queen”, low mileage cars that haven’t seen rain in a decade and put them into service as daily drivers. No problems with seals, hose etc.

But, if this one is a true no mileage vehicle, even I wouldn’t make it a driver.