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Welcome to the forum. You will get plenty of responses to tech questions here.

I Guess I will show my antique 'Telefunken' Radio / Turntable.

Thanks Kevin for posting the picture. I forgot all about it. I had to deal with my daily driver, which brings home the money.

Rick

No, on the edge like timing grooves. Guess I will post a picture of it tomorrow.

I am doing a reseal on a 110 and now that everything is clean I am reassembling the motor. There are a couple of grooves on the edge of the oil pump cover, does it matter which way they are facing? If so, can someone respond and help me out with this? I didn't notice them when I took it off. Thanks ...

Vair-8, no i did not have to roll the fender. Its been a while so I would have to look at my backspace again. As for pictures, I can take some this weekend while I am working on my car. I have the engine and trans out and rebuilding the rear end. The wheels are grossly cambered due to moving the car ...

Don't forget to measure your offset. Measure from the front of the spindle to the inside edge of the fender. On your wheels, measure from the back side of the mounting surface to the outside (front) edge of your rim. This will give you your offset of your wheels. Take into consideration the tire ...

Yes, it has been done. I had Iroq Z wheels on my 65' Convertible 15 inch wheels. Looks good. I currently have 17" x 9" on rear and 17" x 8" front. Of course you have to think about the tire size to make it fit. I have 245 -40 on rear and 205-40's on front.

Hey Phil, whats new?

Oh cool, thats good to know. Its the only way I have been able to upload pics.
thanks Scott.

To 30 granada, it's a little tricky, here is how to do it. Click on "Full Editor" button at the bottom of the page. Hit enter once or twice to place the cursor below your text. Then click on the "Img" button. Your cursor should be blinking between two brackets that say "Img". Now scroll to the ...

That is a good deal. I rebuilt my entire front end last summer. I stripped it down, sandblasted everything and repainted. Then Replaced all the bushings and bumpers. I stuck to the original style rubber, but it will wear faster. Not sure about eurathane, but there are some teflon bushings that will ...

Welcome, here is a start. www.corvair.com that is for Clarks Corvair. Get a catalog sent from them. They have most things you need. Also LS Corvair is a good place to get parts. Register with Corsa and you will get a subscription magazine with tech tips and corvair history etc.
Once again, welcome.

Just wanted to say, have a safe and Happy New Year to all the Corvair Fans around the world. Lets have another great Corvair Year in 2011..

Yeah, it was a fun time. I am glad Scott invited me, it must have been a couple months since I talked with him. After going and having all that Corvair talk, it seems to have got me motivated again. Lookin forward to the Spring and going to some car shows. That picture of a bear in your yard is ...

I'm not sure that they're truly more popular, but I'm sure there are a lot more of the LM around, thus skewing the results a bit. ;) Personally, I have no desire for a LM, but love my EM coupe and really want a rampy. Hey, the EM will have it's 50th anniversary soon!! :D I WAS an LM ONLY guy, till ...