<VV> Fwd: Latest Acquisition--(no Corvair, but family related)

[Ken Pepke]

Great project car Joe!  Some of Pontiac's finest styling ... and performance.  Back in the day the great unwashed population of the world thought those Pontiacs were reserved for royalty.  Here in the USA almost anyone could have one.  Had you chosen a Bonneville 2 door you could have put one of your Corvairs in the trunk ;-)
Ken P
 

> From: taruffi57 at aol.com
> Date: March 4, 2011 10:13:52 PM EST
> To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Subject: Re: <VV> Latest Acquisition--(no Corvair, but family related)
> 
> 
> << SNIP >>  I found a '62 Grand Prix (first yr.) - outside of Lincoln, Neb. on Ebay.  
> << SNIP >>  Looked like a pretty sound car with only a small amt. of rust, and many options.  16, I think.  The car is Seafoam Aqua with white top, and white int. with dark aqua dash, lower carpeted door panels and carpets.  It's also a Tri-Power car with automatic, PS, PB, PW, factory A/C and 8 lug - 14" rims.  Lots of other little options as well.  Has the build sheet and Pontiac Historical Society verification that it is "as built by Pontiac".  Cranks right up on the first try and has a healthy 389 rumble.
> 
> As usual, it's not quite as nice as what the Ebay pics showed, but I can't say I'm unhappy with my purchase.  This one is sure going to be pretty when it's done, but it's going to have to take a number behind about 3 - 4 other projects.  First in line is my '69 David Clemens built 500 getting put back together.  Now, my garage problem is even worse.
> 
> I'm going to have to insist that Mary get some tight Capri pants with heels and a halter top plus big sunhat and big shades..........  :-)
> 
> Joe Dunlap
> Cen. Fla.

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