Talk about Flipping.........How's this - Page 2

**hvychev** · #11 03-02-2006, 07:35 AM

For all those that are shocked, confused, all of this

and that

. This includes paint huffers and whack jobs on other sites. Here is the bottom line. The car was sold to a dealer. So what. He can do what ever he wants with the car. It stopped being my problem as soon as the car was driven away on a trailer. Is that a good enough answer for everyone?

Oh and Rainer. What makes this whole thing a "Saga"? Since I don't know you I don't feel that I owe you any explanation for anything.

Belair62 · #12 03-02-2006, 07:45 AM

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This includes paint huffers and whack jobs on other sites.

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JoeG · #13 03-02-2006, 08:06 AM

Frankie,--what the &@%* is a paint huffer..???..

**hvychev** · #14 03-02-2006, 08:14 AM

Some loser that still lives with mommy and daddy at 40+ years old, DOES NOT, HAS NOT, OR WILL NOT EVER own ANY sort of muscle car let alone a Supercar. Someone who's "locating" days are over since they have no one to sell to anymore cause they are OBSOLETE. Someone who is OBSESSED with conspiracy theories because they are always going to be JEALOUS!

As most will notice the Mr. Nice Guy bit is over for me.

JChlupsa · #15 03-02-2006, 08:16 AM

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Frankie,--what the &@%* is a paint huffer..???..

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a burnt out painter i would think

also why ask Frank about whats going on with the car. Ask the new owner.

JoeG · #16 03-02-2006, 08:25 AM

100% correct..............

JIM · #17 03-02-2006, 09:09 AM

WHY, Why ,Why? I am really confused. I could think of a lot of cars to wreck or clone. Good Drugs!!!!!

**Rainer** · #18 03-02-2006, 09:23 AM

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Oh and Rainer. What makes this whole thing a "Saga"? Since I don't know you I don't feel that I owe you any explanation for anything.

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Frank - I didn't expect to rub anyone the wrong way with my choice of words, much less you. A saga is a story or account - nothing more. There have been lots of people interested in this "story" and hearing where this car ends up. That's a major reason why we're on the board - to hear car stories. I admit I took a personal interest in the sale of your car, more from a human interest perspective than anything else. I appreciated reading you post how difficult the decision to sell had been, and how you felt a "3 out of 10" after the sale. I understood that the car was going to be tucked away, never to return to SCR again. The fact that a dealer has it struck me by surprise. You're right - you don't owe me or anyone an explanation. It appears that I've upset you somehow by being interested in your perspective. For that I apologize. I wish you happiness as you move forward.

LVCamaro · #19 03-02-2006, 11:13 AM

Good response, Rainer. I've heard stories about that particular dealer having a collector/client/friend that's some sorta VIP with WalMart and is very private about his stash of cars. When I saw that's who bought Frank's car...I presumed the Deuce was headed to the confines of the WalMart guy's collection [and probably presold].

If my hunch is right...I wonder if we'll soon see a "sold" sign on the dealer's web page?

Speaking of dealers and such...does anyone know of, or had dealings with this outfit? Looks like a neat, clean and roomy operation. click here

77Z28 · #20 03-02-2006, 04:11 PM

Jen Jacs is in my town. From what I understand the Owner has always been into chevy's and had a very successful cabinet company he sold to finance this restoration company. I have seen the Owner at a few car shows with different Camaros on display. One hugger orange, convertible bbc with air and bunch of options caught my attention. I would agree that it looks like they do quality work.

Todd

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