[xoxoxoBruce]

Some Tiger buff will grab that for, "Look what I have that you don't.. nah nah na nah nah". Memorabilia is big business.
The Tigers came with federally mandated equipment which the buyers were encouraged to remove, like ugly 5 mph bumpers at standard height. It was assumed Tiger buyers were going to club race, so lowering, changing engines and gears was encouraged. My brother bought a tiger with a 302 Ford engine but later found out somebody had rebadged an Alpine. The only sure way to tell is there is a little door in the Tiger trunk to access the battery under the passenger seat. In the Alpine you have to pull the seat.