Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Yeah well my dad was bigger than your dad.... http://www.ls1.com/forums/images/smilies/poke.gif

Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

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Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Frank, I dont remeber saying anywhere I was going to bully the guy to sell his car... See, that is the automatic assumption people arrive at in this country when you think of 35 bikers in a club. Frank, when is the last time you went on a blood run or toy run with all your friends to help those in need? Would you guys think I would get off my bike and start pounding on this guy about his car without speaking to him in a polite straightforward manner first? Possibly the right personality has not asked him to sell his car yet. Maybe all it would take is someone he knew was talking to him straight instead of him possibly thinking someone was trying to beat him out of it, and not in a physical way. Maybe all it would take would be a trip to the bar with a bunch of fun loving war veterans and a little blond hottie in black leather to sit on his lap and persuade him in a different way. There are a multitude of approaches that can be used in a situation like this, every avenue could be explored to achieve the desired result. It took me seven months to get my Shelby TA car from the man who was part of the Shelby race team and owned the car since 69. All the Ford and Shelby guys tried for 12 years and the owner would not so much as let anyone look at it nor would he talk about it. It took time and perserverance to buy that car and nobody was bullied, yet it sits in the garage of a Chevy guy who could barely speak the owners Ford language. Where there is a will there is a way, and what you guys are doing here is just making me more determined. I will buy the car, and I am willing to place a substantial wager on that out come with anyone here on this board. I love nothing more then a good challenge, I have saved many a important piece of automotive history from the scrap yard in the past, and almost all were not for sale. If I had to guess I would say this guy has not sold this car due to the fact that he may not have much of a life and he enjoys the attention it brings him. It may take no more then having a nice Harley with us for him to ride himself to the local tavern, it only takes doing that once to be addicted and you get attention every where you go. When he finds out he has the option of keeping the Harley for the car...maybe thats the answer. My point is there are a multitude of options that could get the job done, I dont believe it would ever come to having to act like the "bikers" that hollywood portrays us to be to the rest of the world. I may not get the car on the first visit, but I will get the car as long as he dosent dispose of it in any way before I have the opportunity to sway his stubborn tragic way of thinking. I spent many years as a young man beating people with my fists as well as being beat(mostly other bikers), but in my later wiser years I have learned to use my mind vs my hands. It is all a matter of ones problem solving skills combined with patience. Then, if all else fails, more unrefined tactics may be in order. I havent even seen this car, it may be so far gone it is beyond repair without a rebody, which I want no part of. If that is the case I will throw flowers on the hood, write down the VIN#, and be on my way. But hey Frank, I love a good scrap with my friends, if ya want I will meet ya down at the clubhouse in Chicago and we can fight and drink together! Geez, now I have been called a Bully and a Terrorist, and the funny part is, no matter what tactic I used to buy the car, a lot of guys here would line up to buy it and not care about how I got it as long as I had car and Title in hand!
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Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Motown I wouldn't like to fight ya I like you to much but I would definately like to have a beer with you someday!!! Hell I would even ride up to WI with you If you go look at the car.
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BTW I don't know any bikers that type as much as you!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Frank, most bikers dont have a law degree and a masters in business.
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Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Someone was kind enough to email me pictures of this car, it looks to be savable to me, more reasons for determination on my part to go for it. How many guys here have tried, and what was the standard response? We can not let this piece of history to continue to sit here and waste away. This is going to take a different approach then money, I am sure that has been tried. Gentlemen, I will make this happen! I have been bored lately anyway, apparently at least some of you are behind me on this or I never would have recieved those inticing photos, thats like putting heroin in front of a junkie. It had the desired effect. Let the games begin!
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Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Damn MM....you mean that stuff in the movies is B.S. ?What about"Then Came Bronson ?" http://www.ls1.com/forums/images/smilies/wall.gif

Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Belair you kill me!!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/haha.gif[/img] Survivor Skylark ZL1! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Motown here is the thread on the WI Yenko.
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/show...o=&fpart=1

Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Motownmadman, using todays definition I chose the wrong word. It should have been intimidation, 35 Kirby vacuum cleaner salesmen on Harleys, as a means to an end.
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Re: 69 Yenko Camaro, Milwaukee WI area
 

Hey Mo, with the attitude you have I think you just might save the car! I think the Harley trick just might work.I think like you ,all classic cars should be saved,especially Special ones.By the way I liked the Nickey letter and It goes good with my Nickey collection. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Thanks

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