Re: Pikeville part 2

["Jay" <jciampi@xxxxxxxx>]

I was there in 1995 and the owner met me and showed me around. He had 2 of 
the Alalbama Hiway Patrol Javelins and some other nice AMC cars. He had a 
beautiful 66 Classic convertible in the showroom. He also had some old 
Nashes. All were for sale at that time, a bit pricey, but nevertheless, if 
you had the money, the cars were there for sale.  I haven't been back there 
since.  There were several cars i would have loved to have, but i was a bit 
financially embarrassed at the time and just had to say "Thanks for the 
tour" and left.

Jay in FL.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Guynn" <amx69@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ferron@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: Pikeville part 2


> Clear up Part #3.
>
> I said the current location is not a dealership.
>
> This person did at one time have connections with the original AMC local 
> dealer. 10 years ago someone may well have been at the original 
> dealership. I am told the property this load of AMC s  is now on was once 
> a school of some sort. I am told this by A.J. of South Texas AMC, and by 
> Mark Shepherd of  South Carolina.
>
> A.J. has not been there but knows of the place. Mark has been there for 
> Jeep parts. He states he was told they used to have a dealership but it 
> was closed. They moved the cars and parts to this location. It has been 
> arond fornearly 20 years in some form. [after closing dealership]
>
> I do not think anyone at all is perpetuating any myths. I believe if the 
> average guy came across a load of some possible AMC/Jeep vehicles in a 
> fenced of boarded over building he would automatically think it was a 
> closed down dealership.  I believe then that he would tell his assumption 
> to others. I know I would.
>
> I don't believe anyone anywhere is lying about any of this. I think there 
> are some mis-conceptions. To me mis-conception means, You have one take on 
> facts, I have another, when in all reality, our[each of us] facts are 
> skewed by what we have taken in about the subject.
>
> Dig all you please and come up with the truth. The phone number I was 
> given to contact them AFTER 9:00 PM[AT NIGHT]  is 919 242 4306 Ask for 
> Robert Collier [spelling, who knows].
>
> Regards,.
> Randy Guynn