[FC] Crown Mid Engine conversion

[Joel McGregor]

I'm interested in the Crown kit.  How much and please send pictures.
Thanks,

Joel in Keller, TX (DFW area)
'66 Corsa w/air
'63 Greenbrier 4spd
'63 Greenbrier 8dr 4spd "Bob"
'63 900 Convertible 4spd
'67 Monza 4spd Posi
15 others


-----Original Message-----
From: corvanatics-admin@corvair.org [mailto:corvanatics-admin@corvair.org]
On Behalf Of Doug B
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 3:28 AM
To: corvanatics@corvair.org
Subject: [FC] Crown Mid Engine conversion

Hi, corvanatics

I was wondering if anyone is interested in a Crown Mid Engine conversion?

I have a Corvair 4spd. transaxle with the Crown conversion parts/setup that
has a custom built sub frame - it was originally built in '72-73 for a
Austin mini cooper - Auto Crosser. It was set up for a SBC motor, but any GM
motor  with a 4spd Bellhousing will bolt right up to it (215 Buick/olds).
The engine has been sold - still have the headers/pipes if you might go with
a SBC. It is a nice sub frame, made from 1 1/2 by 2 1/2 tubing - the front
cross member is bolted on - along with a few other parts to make putting in
another vehicle easy.

>From what I have been told most of the hard parts are no longer available
from Clarks Corvairs anymore.

also have 2 door emblems and a horn button? from a Monza in decent shape.
Part number for door panel emblems are 4468945 with a T under that  one
emblem has one pin broken off  there are 3 on the back. Steering wheel
emblem is 3 1/8 diameter and the plastic lens is not cracked  has some
light pitting on bezel.

Send for pictures if they don't make it thru.

thanks Doug B.
North Central Ohio

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