I would rather know who was buying the car, and have some basis for thinking they 'understood' the car and would take care of it and cherish it. One of the reasons I am asking here, since I think the folks here, for the most part, know the 113.
It is no trailer queen, but a solid driver. A real pleasure to drive. I was going to say that it has all of the issues of a 60 year old car, and the buyer would have to understand that, but then I don't think the car actually does. Many a time I have walked by it in the garage wondering what I needed to do to it, and the answer was merely 'drive it'.
Over the years, it has become more than a mere possession to be sold to the highest bidder. I live in the Silicon Valley, where there are a lot of people with more dollars than sense.