[FC] 1965 Greenbrier horn ring

[Rad Davis]

Concur.  Also, that's the wrong logo on the center cap.  I have a real-live 
'65 Greenbrier horn ring on #968, thanks to Tim Schwartz of HoHoKus, 
NJ.  He is sort of the '65 GB guru.

The real deal is full-circle with no protrusions beyond it.  It is shaped 
for the big bus-driver *shallow* dish wheel of the '64 and earlier standard 
greenbrier, not the deep-dish deluxe wheel that looks like a car steering 
wheel.  There's a chevron-shaped bit in the middle that covers up most of 
the spokes of the steering wheel, and the center-cap has a plain orange 
bow-tie in the middle.

-Rad Davis


At 12:49 01/12/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>That horn ring has the extended ears on the ends, so it is correct only till
>1962.  Starting 1963 they shortened the ears.  Otherwise, they do look
>identical.  I believe that the 1965 FC horn ring was a complete circle one.  I
>have never seen one, not even in pictures.  I believe that this has been
>discussed here before, and that is what I am remembering when I refer to the
>complete circle design.
>   ----- Original Message -----
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>   To: corvanatics@corvair.org
>   Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 12:43 PM
>   Subject: Re: [FC] 1965 Greenbrier horn ring
>
>
>   Hi,
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>   Good luck,
>   Bill Beckley
>   '61 Rampside
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