Re: Travel (lot)

[Nathan Wieler <nathan_wieler@xxxxxxxxx>]

I found mine a block away.  I wasn't even really
looking for an old car.  And about a week after
seening it I drove it home. 

--- "Harold (Dooner) Funderburk"
<funderburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> Has anyone traveled a long distance to get their
> 62-65
> Mopar?
> I keep finding cars that fit the bill of what I am
> looking for, but the problem is they are usually
> 1500
> miles away. The most recent and probably the best
> car
> ever (described by owner-haven't seen the pics yet)
> is
> roughly 2000 miles one way.
> I did find two at about 500 miles from me, but after
> contacting the guy 4 or 5 times, he doesn't seem
> interested in sending me pics or contact me at all.
> I
> even told him if they were good for what I want, I
> would buy both of them. What more can I say?
> Oh well, sorry to bore you guys with my rants and
> raves. But I am interested if anyone traveled very
> far
> to get their car and how far. Another thing, who
> actually waited the longest to finally find the car
> they bought?
> OK, OK, I'm done now.
> Thanks guys.
> 
> The 64 Belv 4dr hunter
> 
> Harold (Dooner) Funderburk
> 
> 


 
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