[Healeys] FW: My 62BJ7

[J. Armour]

Subject:  Re: [Healeys] My 62BJ7

Fred
What a disastrous experience. Your house and memories.

I would consider the time and the sourcing of parts, that is almost a
complete car and consider the insurance payout and go out as soon as
possible and purchase a replacement and get back in the drivers seat as soon
as possible. The alternative is a long haul.

All the best
Joe

From:  Healeys <healeys-bounces at autox.team.net> on behalf of Fred Wescoe
<fredwescoe at gmail.com>
Date:  Wednesday, 27 April 2016 12:18 PM
To:  healeys <healeys at autox.team.net>
Subject:  [Healeys] My 62BJ7

I suffered a great loss that was sudden and complete.  Last Monday my home
burned to the ground.  The fire was so intense that the fire trucks had to
pull out of the driveway and fight the fire from a distance.  The fire
engulfed my home and raged for several hours.  The debris continued to
flame, smolder and flair up for 2 days.

Fortunately, my 2 daughters were not home and no one was injured.

Unfortunately, my 63 BJ7 was in the garage and it was all over when the gas
tank blew.  Is it worth trying to salvage the car or at least the engine,
transmission and rear axel.  This was a numbers matching car.

Any other thoughts?  The car is considered a total loss and I will be paid
the full agreed upon value.

 


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