<VV> '60 Corvair (Continued)

[Dave Keillor]

Why is that nuts?  Maybe he likes adventures.  Maybe he has a backup plan.
I did something similar with a Corvair that had been stored for years.  I
figured the closer I could get it to home, the shorter the trailering
distance (I made it all the way home).  Then there was the time in 1943 when
I was 4 that we moved from Dallas, TX to Minneapolis, MN.  Two kids, old
car, bald tires filled with boots.  Somewhere in the neighborhood of a dozen
flat tires fixed by the side of the road.  People today are such wusses.

Drive it and if it craps out, deal with it.

Dave Keillor

-----Original Message-----
From: jeff golden [mailto:golden251 at msn.com]
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 6:22 PM
To: virtualvairs
Subject: <VV> '60 Corvair (Continued)


It keeps getting better folks. The guy that actually won the auction for my
'60 for $800.00 is flying in to Denver from Toronto to pick up the car and
drive it home. Isn't that about 2000 miles? I hate to put his name out but
maybe I should so that someone could tell him he's nuts and I could let him
off the hook for this deal. Sorry, I just had to pass this on. Thanks for
all replies to my previous post.
Scratching My Head,
Jeff Golden
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