In 2006 or 2007 I sold a Big Bad Orange 1970 Javelin via an Ebay auction to a buyer in Illinois. The guy had his 1970 Javelin which he bought in high school and which he was intending to restore. He bought the orange car and one other car from the East Coast so that he would be sure to have enough good parts for the project. The car which I subesequently sold him had been sitting in a desert junkyard near Barstow for many years. It was sun bleached, with some broken glass and had over 100 pounds of sand in it when I found it. I hauled it home and cleaned it up some for the auction, but the 304 V8 was too full of sand for me to even consider trying to start it. I described the vehicle honestly in the Ebay auction and it sold readily, but I was concerned that when the buyer received the car, he would be disappointed. In fact, the buyer was very satisfied when he received the car because of it's rust free condition. Last night I received an email from the buyer saying that the orange car would used as the base vehicle for the project and not his old high school car after all. I feel rewarded because I was able to rescue that car and find a home for it and now I'm doubly grateful that the car itself will have new life, and not just be used for parts. These old cars aren't living beings but it still feels good to save one when you can. Joe Fulton _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://splatter.wps.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/amc-list