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02-05-2006, 05:44 AM
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Re: 1970 Yenko Deuce
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Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Frank, Do you call $110,000.00 pennies ?????? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He was talking about the old usual guys who used to sneak around and backdoor people...not the legit offers...and so what if they didn't do anything with it for 30 years.It must be a good start if they were made serious offers. [/ QUOTE ] Exactly Belair. Frank I meant nothing about who ever made the $110k offer. I am glad that these people are going to get there due and get what the car is worth as opposed to someone getting it for like 10-30K because the owners were not "in the know." Personally if in fact it is YOU I would be happy to see you get the car. I would love to see a Deuce get the Arone/SCW treatment! 
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Frank Magallon 
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02-05-2006, 07:12 AM
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Re: Mockingbird--Vinegar Hill?
Yep Linda, it was/is Vinegar Hill. Terrific to hear of a former customer of my Papa (Sam Brubaker). He loved his job and would wake at any time of the night to help a customer. Delaney never impressed me either. But I did get a few parts for my '49 Chevy Sedan (some hot rod!) that were still in the system in the mid 70's. Sounds like the whole family has a good healthy appreciation for American Muscle.
 Man that Earl sure knows how to pitch some serious woo!  Now everyone mind your manners and remember, don't mix it up with an Indiana girl. You could bite off more than you could chew. I know, cause I was raised by one! 
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