I went ahead and called the number, out of curiosity. Here's the deal: It's an older gentleman selling the cars for his son's father-in-law. The gentleman knows absolutely nothing about Corvairs, can not definitely testify that the cars are complete. He says that if the cars are not complete he's willing to negotiate *further* on the price. More on that in a moment: The cars are on property that has either been sold or is being sold, and they need the cars removed soon. The man the cars actually belong to is in poor health. I'm free to look all around if I like. He says he'll take two thousand for the LOT of eight Corvairs, less if there are bits missing. Says "there is grass grown up around them." (It's okay, this is the South, the drivelines will have survived fine if the boots stayed shut). says there are wheels on them but he doesn't know if they will roll... I am considering buying the lot and splitting them. If anybody is interested in these engines let me know, like, right now. --Ken 68 Westy, 71 Bus
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