<VV> CORVAIR UNDERGROUND 1974-2009

[corvairs]

Ken - And you may very well be right. At this point I have no idea where 
this latest move will take me. Because I essentially have no money 
making prospects, and Linda and I still like to eat and have a house 
etc.  I may very well continue in the Corvair business in some form or 
another at least part time.  Survival itself is still a reality.

One person mentioned retirement - HA! I'm only 57 and this is 2009. Not 
much chance there (And I'm not really the retirement type anyway). My 
"fantasy" scenario, that I sell the business intact and work with the 
new owner for a year or two helping them out. Not trying to be immodest, 
but there is only one or possible two other people in the entire 
universe who know as much about running a comprehensive Corvair parts 
business as I do. It would seem odd to just waste all that knowledge.

No matter what happens I am still a 100% Corvair guy who still loves my 
cars and still loves CORSA and all the great folks I've had the 
priveledge to know these past 35 years.  Lon

www.corvairunderground.com



Kenneth E Pepke wrote:
> As for Lon I would urge him to rethink his plan.  Many 
> businessmen and retirees find they loose a major part of their 
> social life along with their work.  Perhaps he could reduce the 
> size of the Underground inventory to a more manageable
> level ... one requiring far less of his time.  
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