<VV> Re:Corvair/Humor

[Terry Kalp]

Just this past year I went with a fellow clubmember to look at a Corvair for
him and ended up buying it for myself.  It was a '61 Wagon that had been
sitting outside his garage for 10 years.  With just a little work it was
running, I have way too many projects so I advertised in our club
newsletter.  A friend of a member snapped it up for the $100 asking price.
Now our club has a new member and Corvair fan.   So they are out there . . .
and where is a better place to look for Corvair bargains than VV?

Terry Kalp

----- Original Message -----
From: <kaczmarek at charter.net>
Subject: Re: <VV> Re:Corvair/Humor


> guys
> This guy might not understand and appreciate the humor that goes on here.
>
> What I think he needs to know is that the running, driving corvair for
300.00 these days is about as common as #6000. If I had one, ratted out
though it might be, running and driving, I would want at least 750 for it,
and depending on condition, likely more.
>
> At least he has the frugal part down, likely a corvair owner in his DNA.
> BTW I bought my first corvair running and driving from a junkyard in
Louisiana for 250.00---in 1987. In those days what the guy from MA wants was
still possible, but that was 18 years ago.
>
>
> Hank
> >