<VV> Eastern Rust, YES CORVAIR

[RoboMan91324@aol.com]

Lonzo,

Been there, done that.  I have corrected folks selling stuff with the wrong 
description on eBay, etc.  Some are grateful and some get angry.  There was one 
guy advertising Green bearings for the EMs as if they were the correct 
bearings.  I must assume that the ones who get angry, know that they are giving 
misleading info and want to be able to pretend that they "just didn't know."  I 
think the politicians call it "plausible deniability."  Telling them that they 
are wrong removes that deniability.  Oh well.  I will continue to correct them 
as well.

Doc
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In a message dated 8/23/2004 9:03:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
virtualvairs-request@corvair.org writes:

> Message: 3
> From: LonzoVair@aol.com
> Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 21:24:35 EDT
> Subject: Re: <VV> Eastern Rust, YES CORVAIR
> To: virtualvairs@corvair.org
> 
> In a message dated 8/23/2004 8:21:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
> flash@vicspdi.com writes:
> I have seen many "no rust" eastern cars that here we consider rust-buckets.
> 
> I seem to recall a few years ago that a fellow up in central or western 
> Canada had advertised a "Rust free Kentucky car" for sale... Kentucky has been 
> using salt for many moons, not just for roads, but naming places too (Salt 
> River runs through my old hometown of Shepherdsville, and the bison made paths 
> for the salt licks, so any place in KY with Lick in the name was a salt pit... 
> but I digress)... anyway, I contacted the fellow to ask him "where in Ky did 
> he buy it, and where did the car originally come from?" He told me 
> Louisville, all of it's life was in Louisville, and they don't use salt there... I 
> informed him he was mistaken, and that if someone told him that to get him to buy 
> the car then he had been lied to... can you believe the guy got mad at me? 
> All I was trying to do was set the fellow straight... WE DO USE SALT ON THE 
> ROADS IN KY!!!!!
> Oh well... would I do it again? You BETCHA!
> Later,
> Lonzo