I was just thinking what his SO might think of having a " pile 'o junk "
delivered to their new house,
( don't want to see him "cut off " :-)
for their new garage. Maybe... if there has been enough money pledged,
someone on the list has
a driver they would part with. Ideas,offers ?
john.kahoon@juno.com
71 Midget
On Sun, 10 Jan 1999 21:33:18 -0800 (PST) dingram@tnet.net (Doug Ingram)
writes:
>Gee, I just gotta say....this is hardly "dumping". And presumptious?
>Nah.
>
>This really is an example of the human race at its finest. This is
>what
>legends are made of. Think about it - a bunch of (mostly) strangers,
>made
>less strange by the ability to communicate easily over great time and
>distances about a shared passion. And pledging cash to do a generous
>thing
>for someone who most of us have never met and may never meet. Try
>explaining
>this to people where you work.....
>
>C'mon Gary, at the worst Ron will have a pile of parts, most of which
>he
>could give away to other of us on the list. Me, I've always got room
>for
>more parts.....
>
>Doug Ingram
>Victoria BC
>1958 Frogeye
>AN5L/636
>
>>Personally, I have a hard time delivering a basket case with
>associated parts.
>>
>>Sure, I have bought cars in this condition, for the parts etc...but a
>basket
>>case bugeye can end up being a money pit.
>>
>>Now, if Ron had asked me to go get this thing for him, knowing what
>he was
>>getting, I would be happy to, but to "dump" something like this in
>his
>>garage may be a bit presumptious on our part.
>>
>>To those of you who responded to me offering help getting the car to
>his
>>home, thank you.
>>
>>Gary Speckman
>>Plover WI
>>
>>
>>
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