Corvair Forum

mart wrote:I never thought I d ever say this, but yours looks even worse than mine These things sure know how to fall apart don't they?

I was just going to say "This sounds like another "Pennsylvania Bondo Bucket" story.

I just saw this thread and chose to add my :my02:. The original poster is to be commended for saving a car that should have been sent to the crusher or at the very least given the TLC that it deserved. Too bad he is the one who got taken, but ultimately decided to put much blood, sweat and tears ...

mart wrote:When you own a corvair, they can hear you scream in space, and kicking it does not improve matters

I would be dead meat if I even thought of kicking her 'Vair. For right now I consider myself lucky that I even get to ride in it. Even if it sounds like an old Volkswagen to my untrained ear.

Scott Howey wrote:Welcome CTR man. Great intro and your dance partner's '63 looks very nice.

Thanks, I think so, too. My friend is quite well known around town by her car when she takes it out. Not to mention that she taught Drama and English at the local High School for 23 years.

Welcome, CTRman! Wow, welcome....love your enthusiasm! We need more people like you into 'vairs! Dang, I TOTALLY didn't notice that "LDS temple, here we come" on the back of Brad's li'l red ride, even after you mentioned it, it's hard to see. Amazing! Hope to see around here!!

I thought so, too ...

Welcome to the foum :welcomeparty:
Good intro :tu:
Your friend has a great looking ride (love the wheels and 2 tone paint). Do you think you will be getting a Vair?

Maybe eventually when the money situation clears up. It would have to be unique. Perhaps a 4dr or a Lakewood or maybe a convertible ...

Just kidding, I came voluntarily. I've owned a few cars from one of the Corvair's competitors over the years. Namely a Silver Blue 1964 Falcon that my grandmother bought new, a Springtime Yellow 1966 Mustang coupe and a Grabber Blue 1970 Mustang fastback that was my first car in High School ...