[Healeys] Gas Monkey Goldie

[Tom Felts]

It probably depends on how you use the register, what and how you deliver the info.  Steve and I have had this conversation.  If info is passed out to potential buyers simply as stated by the owner to the register keeper, some important clarifying info on those specific entries will be missed and you may lose a sale simply because the register does not contain enough info to explain these short and simply entries that can be misleading without clarification.

If the register is going to be used to give info to potential buyers, the seller deserves the opportunity to know exactly what info about his car is being given and how it will be used and have the opportunity to clarify any entries that are furnished to potential buyers if they desire.

tom


---- healeymanjim at hansencc.net wrote: 

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steve, what kind of trouble could anyone get into who keeps a record of cars?  sounds legit to me.


>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: BJ8Healeys <sbyers at ec.rr.com>
>  To: 'Ahealey help' <healeys at autox.team.net>
>  Subject: Re: [Healeys] Gas Monkey Goldie
>  Sent: Apr 05 '14 19:33
>  
>  Interesting.  I once saw a BJ8 offered on eBay by Collins Jeep that was sold
>  to the insurance company by its previous owner as totaled.  It had been hit
>  from the rear and the bumper was repositioned to just about the back of the
>  front seats (the owner was ejected and emerged relatively unscathed).  The
>  car had been repaired by the time of the eBay sale, but nothing was
>  mentioned about its prior condition.  I contacted the previous owner because
>  I thought he might be interested in seeing what the car looked like in the
>  eBay photos.  He then contacted Collins Jeep.  I don't know what he said,
>  but the next thing I knew, I got a call from someone at Collins Jeep
>  suggesting what kind of trouble I could get into running a registry.....
>  
>  Steve Byers
>  HBJ8L/36666
>  BJ8 Registry
>  AHCA Delegate at Large
>  Havelock, NC  USA
>  
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: healeys-bounces at autox.team.net [mailto:healeys-bounces at autox.team.net]
>  On Behalf Of HealeyRick
>  Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2014 11:24 AM
>  To: Ahealey help
>  Subject: [Healeys] Gas Monkey Goldie
>  
>  We've seen the 1958 Earl's Court gold and mink 100-6 "Goldie" recently
>  listed for $1 million.
>    I wondered who the owner was.  Turns out it's Dennis Collins, a regular on
>  Discovery Channel's "Fast 'n Loud".  I refer to Dennis as the  "money man"
>  who seems to bankroll some of Richard Rawlings high end projects, like the
>  Ferrari F40 build.  Collins has an interesting bio:
>  "Dennis Collins is an American entrepreneur who has a net worth of $20
>  million dollars. Dennis Collins is based in Wylie, Texas, where he runs
>  Collins Brothers Jeep. He has owned Collins Brothers Jeep for 29 years. They
>  specialize in Jeep restoration and Jeep conversion  projects. They only do
>  the Wrangler series and CJ series Jeeps. He and  Richard Rawlings are also
>  Cannonball record holders. In addition to working with Jeep parts and
>  vehicles, he also works with Healeys. He has owned or worked on over 200 of
>  the vehicles, including Goldie, the
>  100-6 show car. He is currently the
>  owner of the very first Nash-Healey, which was produced in 1950."
>  
>  
>  Rick
>  "Madman in a death machine"
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