<VV> 1961 Corvair

[N. Joseph Potts]

All members of my family have names. Where a car is a member of the family
(like Fireball, my 66 Corsa), it (or he) will have a name. Other cars remain
nameless, except for their marques or models.
     My first Corvair was named Armando Monza de la Vizcaya y Potts by my
mother when he was a member of her family.

Joe Potts
Miami, Florida USA
1966 Corsa coupe 140hp 4-speed with A/C (related by marriage)

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To: Bill Hubbell
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Subject: Re: <VV> 1961 Corvair


IF I named my cars (I don't) my '67 convert would be named "Annabelle"
after the Midas commercial. Remember that one? "See you again, boys!"
It's also NOT a "unit." And NO it's not for sale, at any price. It's
part of my family. And one doesn't sell one's family "units." Notice how
offensive that reference would be?

-Mark (I deal in CARS, not units)