[PPCC] Fw: 1963 Conv't Corvair for sale.

[Paul Campbell]

In case anyone's interested, I got this e-mail that is self explanatory.  There is an attachment with a photo of the car and a price.



----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Jim Thompson <jimlisa1 at mac.com>
To: Paul Campbell <pdtcamp at yahoo.com>
Sent: Tue, October 13, 2009 6:29:11 PM
Subject: 1963 Conv't Corvair for sale.


Hi Paul, 
The 63 Corvair we have was bought from the original owner here in Denver. She bought it while going to school in Kansas back in 1963. She had every piece of paperwork for the Corvair from the last 46 years and gave them to us!  Even the original purchase invoice.  The top is white and in perfect shape. We just had a new back window put in it. Steve Goodman rebuilt the carbs out in Golden, Colorado. It's a 3 speed with 117,800 miles. It's got brand new door cards, floor mats, boot for the conv't top, and new sony AM/FM CD player mounted under the dash.
I've attached a flyer at the bottom of this email that I made for it.  If you could show it around or post it somewhere I would really appreciate it!  Call me if you have any questions. I can send more photos to anyone interested. 
Thanks again Paul!

Jim Thompson
303-909-6044
   
On Oct 4, 2009, at 4:20 PM, Paul Campbell wrote:

Why don't you send me a picture of your car with some information like engine size, mileage, transmission, condition, etc?  I'll figure something out and get back to you with a price for your approval before we publish.  Next newsletter won't go out for about a month, I just mailed one this week.
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