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DJR
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Location: Southern Minnesota

Hello From Minnesota

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I've owned my 65 Monza convertible 110 auto. I wish it had a four speed. It's been a good car and lots of fun. Mostly stock, but I have Cragar SS wheels. Engine has had very litlte done to it, tune ups and "O" rings. Brakes and suspension have been rebuilt. Also added the front air dam from a 66-69, I was surprised at the difference it made in the higher speeds. I added quik steering arms as well.

Other inteests are woodworking. The best projest I've done is a Grandfather clock, cut the gears out of wood myslef and it runs and keeps good time. Which reminds me, I filled in that big hole in the center of the Monza dash with a quartz converted clock. Way to much money, but I like it.

Dan
65 Corvair
04 Toyota Matrix 5 speed tran$mi$$ion. Very disapointed in this car. :angry:
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Scott H
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Re: Hello From Minnesota

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:welcome2: Dan.
Scott
1960 Monza Coupe
1965 Evening Orchid Corsa Turbo (project)
1961 Rampside (project)
1964 Spyder coupe (patina car, running)
1964 faux Spyder (project/parts car)
1964 Monza (parts car)
1963 Monza (parts car)
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flat6_musik
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Re: Hello From Minnesota

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Welcome to the site, Dan!!
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MonzaDave
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Location: Rochester, Minnesota

Re: Hello From Minnesota

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Where in southern MN? I'm in Rochester.
Dave Keillor
Rochester, MN
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Butcher&Vairs
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Re: Hello From Minnesota

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:welcome2: ...................... :chevy:
Rafee Corvair, parts and service, in the heartland of the USA
http://www.rafeecorvair.com
tel: 918-753-2486, available 7 days a week, no charge for advice
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