<VV> Was eBay $19k 66 'vert (long); Now Classification/Rarity

[RoboMan91324@aol.com]

Hi Todd,

There is no need to apologize in my opinion.  This topic is both interesting 
and enough on topic for Corvairs that it is appropriate.  (I am not always 
appropriate.)

I don't think that anyone can disagree that pretty much anything is worth 
what someone is willing to pay for it.  That doesn't keep me from being amazed in 
certain instances.

Doc
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In a message dated 12/10/2004 1:52:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, ChiefTAM 
writes:

> I agree, and sorry to all for starting all of this, but I was originally 
> just challenging the seller (or whoever wrote the ad) on their statement that 
> the 66 Corsa Turbo Convert was the rarest of all Corvairs.
>  
> When you get down to it, any car is worth only what someone will pay for it, 
> and more often than not, emotion plays more of a part that actual rarity.  
> I'm just happy to possess both a 1969 Monza Convertible in LeMans Blue with 
> 50,000 original miles and a 1965 Corsa Turbo Convertible in Sierra Tan!  Don't 
> plan on selling them, so I guess it doesn't really matter how rare they are 
> or what they are worth (other than to set value for the insurance company).
>  
> Todd
> Texas