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Welcome to the Online People's Choice Corvair Show - Corvair of the Month.
To enter your vehicle, Reply to the current Corvair of the Month thread, include at least one high quality photo and some info on your entry (year, model, specs, etc). Each show will be limited to the first ten vehicles posted for that month. The voting will begin as soon as ten vehicles are entered or on the 1st of the month, whichever comes first. Please only post vehicles you own and only one per month. Vehicles must be Corvair or Corvair powered. If you win, please do not post the same vehicle in another month during that calendar year. If you won in a previous year you may enter again. The shows will run each month from January through September. In October we will run the "Corvair of the Year" contests. One for all vehicles 1960-1964 and a second for all 1965-1969 vehicles. In November we will have available a Calendar of all of the winners. Please note that by posting pictures in this forum you give corvairforum.com and it's owners the right to use your picture(s) in the calender and website. In order to Vote for your favorite Corvair you will have to have posted at least three times in any forum. In the event of a tie, the vehicle entered first will be the winner.
Sorry I didn't get back here for a while guys. I appreciate all the kind words about my car, and congratulate the winner. The pictures of my car were taken in a studio for a magazine spread. It was the centerfold model in last June's Cars and Parts magazine.
I do drive this car some. I've put about 400 miles on it in the last year since the body work was done. This past weekend, I took it to San Marcos and showed it with ~70 other really nice Corvairs in the Heart of Texas Corvair ralley (HOT 2010). We all then went on a great ride through the Texas Hill country.
In spite of the fact that the restoration was meticulous, we didn't restore this to be a museum piece. These cars need to be shared and showed off. It was great to see so many other central Texas cars restored so nicely. Here too, I'm glad to see everyone keeping the Corvair alive for future generations to see.