<VV> Early model Wheel bearings - advice needed

[Ken Pepke]

I can understand wanting to get the most money for the club.  However, another thought might be to sell them at an affordable price to a club member that needs them to get their car on the road ... but can't afford them.  Just be sure they are not going to somebody that plans on reselling them at a profit.

Ken P
Wyandotte, MI
Worry looks around; Sorry looks back, Faith looks up.

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> From: Sethracer at aol.com
> Date: April 26, 2012 3:31:30 PM EDT
> To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Subject: <VV> Early model Wheel bearings - advice needed
> 
> I admit it, I am a late model guy. I have owned a couple of earlys over the 
> years, But I own lates. Therefore, I am turning to my "virtual" friends 
> for  advice. Silicon Valley Corsa, my home club recently received a donation 
> of a  bunch of parts, left as the estate of a member. He had early models. 
> (including  some that will end up for sale soon) But the stash of parts 
> included some brand  new 63-64 wheel bearings, the proper kind and style, still 
> perfectly wrapped and  boxed. I have no idea of the value of those bearings. I 
> am bringing them - and a  host of other parts - to the Carmichael Park 
> Spring Fling this weekend. How much  should I ask for the bearings. The money 
> goes completely to Silicon Valley Corsa  - not me - and I have no personal use 
> for these bearings. So folks - How much  money should I ask for these?
> 
> Seth Emerson  
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