<VV> Tale of woe -- still looking for a good car

[George Jones]

I beg to differ Mikey!

You call it what you want, but there was a time when you could do business
on a handshake. Now you have to have a lawyer to watch your lawyer while he
draws up papers to conduct any simple business transaction. I'm not saying
that there was a time when dirtbags didn't exist... I'm saying that they are
much more prevalent now. IMHO, the moral fiber of America has deteriorated
to the point that it's hard to trust anyone that you haven't done business
with before, and that's still risky. I won't go into the reasoning behind my
beliefs, because it doesn't relate to Corvairs, and there are two things
that I choose not to discuss with anyone, Religion & Politics, and this
topic treads that fine line between both topics.



On 11/6/06, mhicks130 at cox.net <mhicks130 at cox.net> wrote:
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> > ********************************************
> > Don't expect everyone to be as honest as the previous sellers, human
> nature
> > has changed over the past 30 or 40 years.
> >
> > Now you've got to deal with the negative feedback that he's likely to
> leave.
>
> > ********************************************
>
> Human nature hasn't changed one little bit in the last 30 or 40
> years.  There were dirtbags then and there are dirtbags now.  There were
> good people then and there are good people now.  There may be more
> opportunitites for dirtbags to  show their true colors nowadays but people
> are the same.
> ...
> Human nature has changed - come on Georgey!!
>
>
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George Jones
Tidewater Corvair Club
Central Virginia Corvair Club
'65 Monza Crown V8 Convertible   http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2397326
'66 Monza Coupe (Custom)