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.
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>Sure, I have bought cars in this condition, for the parts etc...but a basket
>case bugeye can end up being a money pit.
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>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.
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>To those of you who responded to me offering help getting the car to his
>home, thank you.
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>Gary Speckman
>Plover WI
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