<VV> Corsa for sale

[The Reinharts]

Richard, I am glad that you were fortunate enough to get a great deal like 
that. I have never been that lucky. I have fixed up several classic cars and 
made nice cars out of them and I can tell you most people would not have 
even considered they were worth the time to fix up. But I did, because 
that's my thing. I was an automotive tech. for 5 years and a tool maker for 
10 years. I love the challenge of making something out of nothing. And this 
"bag of car parts" is not nothing. I know it will take alot of elbow grease 
and probably another $10,000 to finish this car but when it is finished it 
may soon be worth close to $20,000. There has been alot of talk lately about 
mainstreaming our cars and this is a great thing. When that happens our 
special little cars are going to get more expensive because more people are 
going to want them. I believe the day of the good deal for a Corvair is 
coming to a close. Case in point YS-003 is up to almost $30,000 and there is 
a gentleman with a 69 500 that has 5 miles on it and he wants $25,000 to buy 
it now both on E-bay. Granted these are two special cars but it will help 
drive up prices. I also have restored several old tractors using two to make 
one. If you think our cars are getting high priced I watched a Super HV 
Farmall sell for $60,000 last week and a torn apart JD GWH sell for $27,000 
two days ago. Talk about high prices. These are tractors were talking about 
here. So in closing I believe that I have put a fair price on the car and I 
can promise you I am not making a penney on it. I'll get off the box now.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard/Gail Spiess" <spiessdg at yahoo.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 5:53 PM
Subject: <VV> Corsa for sale


> $4500 for a bag of car parts?
>  I didn't pay much more for my 64 Spyder and it was in fine condition.
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