[FC] FW: Possible 40+ Corvairs for sale in DFW

[Paul Fox]

I feel your pain. I've had several cars towed by the city here in Indy. Some of which were running and plated. They make good money doing this. If you don't pay you lose your car and it's sold at auction. I have waited to buy them back at the city impound auction because it's cheaper than paying the tow and storage fees. I've even heard of people way out in the boonies of Indiana with tall fences being over flown by aircraft and the pictures used to take there cars. I guess it's time to buy camo netting or something. It's just anything they can think of to make money. I bought one military guys wrecked Corvair at the city auction. He sued the city and won. He was on active duty and unable to move it. Interestingly the city called me to give them the estimated value of the car so they could pay him for it ,as I had already parted it out. 
Paul Fox



On Wednesday, October 30, 2013 7:55 PM, Joel McGregor <joel at joelsplace.com> wrote:
  
Now that we had a big dispute on no one knowing when Corvairs needed to be rescued ---

I MAY have to sell my whole collection of 40+ Corvairs.

After spending a ton of money to make Denton happy and then being run off anyway and spending $125K on a new home for my 'vairs that has a specific exemption in their code for antique vehicles - now my current city is claiming the exemption doesn't apply to me and they are attempting to run me off.  I can't afford to fight any more but I'm going to do what I can.  If I win they aren't for sale but if I lose they will have to go quick.  Any interest?  I've got everything except turbos, Loadsides and Ultravans.  None are in good shape.  They range from barely parts cars to very restorable.

Anyone know of a free country I can move to?  This one has done nothing but screw me.



Joel McGregor

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