Definition of unrestored
: not brought back into a former or original state : not restored
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Recent Examples of unrestored from the Web
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The 56-year-old plane needs some work, unrestored and unaltered since Elvis last owned it.
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The projections show how the unrestored, nonworking signs looked and flickered back in the day.
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Categories include hot rods, classics, tuners, trucks, customs, choppers, rat rods, unrestored original and works in progress.
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Of the eight, five were put back on display unrestored, and two were brought back to their original condition by the General Motors heritage program.
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Going under the gavel at $929,000 at a Bonhams auction held at the Rio Hotel and Casino, the unrestored Vincent bested the previous sales record set in 2015 when a 1915 Cyclone, once owned by the actor-rider Steve McQueen, went for $775,000.
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The car has its original, unrestored paint and engine.
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It was shown in the preservation (unrestored) class.
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The 1962 Lockheed Jetstar has sat on a runway in Roswell, New Mexico for 35 years and has no engines and an unrestored cockpit, GWS Auctions Inc. said.
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First Known Use of unrestored
14th century
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