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I'm glad that at $8,100 his reserve has been met! I'd hate to think he had a lower reserve.
Hey, maybe the highest bidder is Merlin522...about all he did was remove the VIN tag and build a new car to put it on...after sinking a couple hundred thousand dollars into it.
A 63 is a good collector, but no matching number engine...think I should ask him if the ash trays are still good?
If I were buying a project of that magnitude I'd buy it from him just to meet the guy... LOL, that's one of the most entertaining things I've read in a heck of a long time.
Great to see an honest Corvette ad. That car is not as bad as the Austin Healey in the "think you have rust?" thread. At least you can find parts for this one. Very funny.
One thing for sure is that he is not 'over stating' what he is selling. The description is way funny, but I love the way he handled questions by potential buyers.
From: Exiled to Richmond, VA - Finally sold my house in Murfreesboro, TN ?? Corner of "Bumf*&k and 'You've got a purdy mouth'."
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Q: Good Morning Jerry Thanks for the photos. Here is my problem (and I am told I have many) - I have a perfect birdcage for this car but I don't know how in the hell I would get it installed? However, I too can get drunk. So I am still interested in your auction but it ends pretty early in the evening to be really hammered. I will call you. Ron Bockerman in Nebraska Answered on Feb-21-05
A: The '63 Corvette Service Manual says to "Gently remove fiberglass and discard old birdcage. Firmly reattach fiberglass to new birdcage using adequate adhesive and Kent-Moore tool #J-7170." May God be with you.
Q: Jerry: So how did you end up owning a Corvette. Your description doesn't say this is the greatest car ever....and you have a sense of humour. You aren't **** like most Corvette owners. If you don't sell it are you going to take it to bloomington and go for a preservation award? Thanks for the laugh. I'll put it on my watch list to see how much you get for it. Good luck and thanks again for the laugh. Graham (yup, my real name)
A: I was drunk.
Q: Is it possible to view the car before the end of the auction? can you please send more photos? jlynn@elmore.rr.com
A: Yep. You can call to make an appointment if you want to inspect the car during the auction. However, it doesn't look any better than in the photos. Aren't those enough to keep you from bidding?
Q: Jerry, Does your Wife know you are selling the car? Ronnie answered on: Feb-23-05
A: Ronnie, she is far beyond caring what I do with my cars or their individual parts. "That phase is over."
How did Jerry organise that? ......
Explain to me how these phases work.
It must be about covering all other aspects of family life and giving her everything she'll ever want so now every thing else is yours right!!!!
"Gently remove fiberglass and discard old birdcage. Firmly reattach fiberglass to new birdcage using adequate adhesive and Kent-Moore tool #J-7170." May God be with you.
Why does Jerry Bramlett ring a bell, anyone else out there recognize his name?
Funny shiznit. Esp about the one with the uncle in Italy....'keep riding donkey boy.'
I met Jerry Bramlett at Carlisle when he was selling a used mid-year radiator for $?? "guaranteed to leak". Yep, truth in advertising and he is a nice guy too.
Gary