That is Killer, John! Heck, buying it back for less then you sold it for is like
you just rented it out for awhile! The fun part will be when you get it back, to
see what all has been done to it and how hard, if at all, it was used.
Congratulations! I wish I was that lucky, most of the cars I have sold were
treated unmercifully and no longer exist, or if they do, they are a gutted shell
somewhere where I can't find them. Hope springs eternal though, I sold my high
school 54 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe, Matilda to someone from around Washington
Pa. I always keep my eyes open and no matter what shape she is in now, I would
buy her back in a heart beat. Oh well, Sara, my 58 Saratoga keeps me good
company.
Phil Patterson
John Margherita wrote:
> Thanks to all who responded to my first email regarding my reaquiring the 56
> Dodge wagon I sold almost nine years ago.
>
> It should come as no surprise that the vote was unanimous. Go for it. So I
> did.
>
> Today I had a friend of mine in CA checked out the car. He was on his cell
> phone to me while he was inspecting it. "Looks the same as when you had it."
> Music to my ears. The owner and I agreed on a price. (less than I bought it
> or sold it for) He was happy to be selling it back to me.
>
> Now begins the search for a shipper to transport it from CA to NJ. I'll go
> with an open carrier to save $$. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> John M
> 1956 Dodge Sierra Wagon
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