<VV> Re: Young Corvair buyer

[Gary Swiatowy]

I actually live a bit far from the guy in Mass looking for a "cheap" vair. 
But if he only asked a month earlier as I sold 2 Corvairs for $400 each. A 
61 4-door with a 6 140hp motor and auto trans. Pretty much turn key, but 
needed wheel cylinders, and cosmetically needed rocker panels and front 
splash pan, new parts included with the car. As soon as that one went, I 
sold a 62 4-door, ran sweet, needed paint and the rear tailight panel was 
badly rotted. Had a southern replacement for it.
Yes they both needed work, but still close to this guys price range. They 
can still be found so he wasn't totally unrealistic, but they are getting 
tougher to find unless you are ready to put a little "sweat equity" in them. 
Good to see a young guy interested.............

Now he says he needs a front panel for a late model?

I am parting out a 65, the lower valence has a lot of filler in it, but the 
area between the headlights is OK. exactly how much do you need?

Gary Swiatowy
>
> OK Guys
> That guy is a 16-17 YO kid that likes Vairs, lets not try yo run him  off.
> He has a 63 now but it has problems that I think are minor just needs some
> help getting it fixed. I'm tried by IM's but being on the left coast makes 
> it
> hard.
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> Hope to see you all in Portland,
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>
> Youth would  be an ideal state if it came a little later in life.
> "Herbert  Asquith"
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> rich
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