The op has never returned after making his first and only post so maybe the story is BS and he just wants to badmouth Ron.....😗
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Ron's Classic Cutlass problem
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Especially after going out of his way to make an account just to post A-body beef on a G-body site.
I don't know how it works anywhere else but here somebody low balls me they got the right to a smack down any offer someone gives me that rubbs me wrong I let them know on the spot something like. IS YOU CRAZY!!! MF I'LL KNOCK THE TASTE OUT YOUR MOUTH!...lol that's why I can't do bisness with family my own brother is an olds parts vender
you really need to get out of Jersey, your mental health is at risk........either that or it's still snowing there....😛
I agree with you 100% he's in for the profit and not to preserve the hobby. I had restored two W30 cars a 68 and 69 30 years ago and sold and gave away most of my spare parts to individuals that are in need of them and not for profit. I will admit that i still have a large selection of 68 and 69 W30 specific parts that i will not part with or sell it to someone that just has a plain 442. I know what these parts a worth but i rather sell it to someone thats restoring a documented W30 that needs it. Last year I met a father and son at a local car show and they had 83 hurst olds that he purchased new. Well back in the late 80's he took out the lighting rods out and replace it with a B&M shifter. They were looking for lighting rods to put back in the car but they didn't have 1k spend. I could see his son was really into gbodys and into the hurst so I sold him one of sets I had for $400.00. Yes call me crazy but thats just the way I am.
84 W40 that story reminds me of one I read years ago in Super Chevy about a guy that had bought a Chevelle SS396 (I think) with aluminum heads either new or nearly new. Somewhere down the road one was damaged, so he traded them for a set of iron heads. Then along came the "musclecar boom", and he wanted someone to trade him a set of aluminum heads for his iron ones to make the car "correct".
I guess at times we all do what we have to do to keep on truckin', but I never understood why anyone would dispose of a known-to-be-rare part from their car for the sake of a little pocket green
Cool that you hooked them up though!
I guess at times we all do what we have to do to keep on truckin', but I never understood why anyone would dispose of a known-to-be-rare part from their car for the sake of a little pocket green
Cool that you hooked them up though!
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