<VV> Hot Rod (tiny Corvair)

[Mark Corbin]

Hi Ed MarPack,

I think the explaination there has more to do with the car than the
modifications. Just substitute a '64 Spyder, '66 Corsa turbo, or '69 (all
being convertibles) and I'd think the reverse would be true. A desirable
car in stock form usually loses value when modified, while a car that is
near the bottom in desirability (like your '60) gains from modification
simply because it increases its desirability.

-Mark


> [Original Message]
> From: <MarPack57 at aol.com>
> Subject: <VV> Hot Rod (tiny Corvair)
>
>     Now the odd thing, I have a bone stock 60 "700" sedan for sale,
nothing 
> spectacular just a solid, beautiful running little driver with lots of
new 
> parts and guess what, I will practically have to give it away. If I put a
wild 
> paint job, big honking wheels and tires, redid the interior is some
outlandish 
> scheme and cobbled it up I would probably have to beat the buyers off
with a 
> stick. Go figure.
>      Ed in Fl