<VV> rebodied corvairs

[NicolCS at aol.com]

I've been watching this thread and boy does it make me uncomfortable.   The 
line between fraud and practicality is pretty blurry here.  I think the  best 
way to decide is to imagine yourself in front of a judge, facing some kind  of 
big fine or jail term - remember the distinction between this and the  
activities of a chop-shop is more or less indistinguishable. Also, there's the  
problem of fraudulent cars - is a "real" 64 Spyder more valuable than a  "faked-up" 
'64 Spyder?  If it's my money, you bet!  
 
I feel that if you can imagine yourself in front of a judge and you feel  
that you can absolutely make the case that you weren't trying to make a buck  by 
putting all the Spyder stuff on a 500 (the flip side perspective) or  weren't 
simply taking the easy way out when there is a legal way - then  maybe.
 
Otherwise, I don't think it's a good idea to commit felonies. <GGG> 
C. Nicol (flame suit installed and perhaps guilty too)