Corvair Forum

I'm thinking the same thing, just oil in the system that eventually makes it's way back to the sump. However, it registers nearly two quarts over full when cold, then about a half quart low when warmed (still checking with the engine off). Could the oil cooler be draining back? Still kinda hard to c...

66' Corsa Turbo, four speed, no modifications. When it's cold and been sitting for several days, the dip stick registers way over the full mark. When I've been driving for a while and it's warm it registers slightly under the full mark (checked with the engine off). Is there enough oil left in the o...

Sounds like a great idea!

I'll throw my hat in the ring, so to speak. If I qualify of course, being new around here I don't want to step on any toes. 66' Corsa Turbo. I've ownded it for several years, but just got it done in the last few months. I'm the second owner. It has 29k miles on it, but I intend to drive it often. Ev...

Collision wears red shirts, automotive wears blue, diesel is green, eagle techs are grey and ams is white shirt and tie. I think they change it up every couple/three years.

4carbcorvair wrote:I was a techie......(autobody)

Nice town. :)

Ah, a strawberry (red shirt). heheh.

I do a lot with the school and with the students every day in my work at the auto parts store.

It has a red gut, just took on a yellow hue in that pic.



It hadn't been detailed yet in this pic so it's a but dusty.


I'm in Laramie.

Almost too many to list... 47' Willys CJ-2A 50' Ford Crestliner Custom Coupe 68' LeMans convertible 81' Trans Am WS-6 with a blower 84' K1500 with a 408" BBC 36' Pontiac Delux Six sedan (Great Grandfather bought it new, now owned by my cousin) 59' Catalina coupe 59' MGA 62' Bonneville coupe 62'...

My dad had one when he was younger and always talked about how well it handled and what fun it was. We have owned and restored dozens of cars over the years and the 66' Corsa Turbo I have now was "just one of the many" during that time. in 1997, a co-worker of a good friend mentioned that ...

Thanks guys. My father and I did all the work excepting the paint. We usually sell the cars we restore, but this one is so unique and turned out so well I decided to keep it. It's been a lot of fun so far.

I was browsing some Corvair pics on Google and ran across this site. Here is a pic of my 66' Corsa Turbo.