[FC] New folk on this list

[Ken Hand]

??? I have to say welcome to the list here and be sure and join the Corvanatics so you can get our bi-monthly?newsletter. Sometimes there is more info?in the newsletter?that doesn't make it to the internet?plus it helps the club out.
?? Not to dis any one group but, VV is nice but you need to wade through a lot of un-necessary post to get what you need, we try to keep that to a minimum here.

??? Anyway, ask away and send lots of pictures or rather post them somewhere so we can see the progress.







Ken Hand
Corvanatics Prez
248-613-8586
www.corvairmechanic.com 


-----Original Message-----
From: D. Monasterio <dmonasterio at megared.net.mx>
To: corvanatics at corvair.org
Sent: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 8:28 pm
Subject: [FC] New folk on this list



    I am new on this list and just want to say Hi ! to all members. Have been a 
Corvair nut since 1968, got my 62 Rampside (customized work horse) 18 years ago 
and I am currently obsessed with the restoration and customizing of a 64 Deluxe 
GB, acquired a year ago.
    By the folks on Virtual Vairs I knew this is the right place for FCs so, I 
am here on trying to do my best with the GB while learning from the long time 
experts and sharing a few tips.
    The GB shell is on a rotisserie for easier working and my plan is to make it 
so reliable and confortable, at my personal taste, as my budget permits. Planned 
modifications:
1.- Front bucket seats - done. 2.- Electric pump behind tank - done. 3.- 
Electric pump in tank - wiring ready (pump on future). 
4.- Easy fuel sending unit access - done. 5.- 2nd battery box - done. 6.- 
Underfloor sealing and painting - done. 7.- New brake and fuel lines - done. 8.- 
Extra wiring for several senders, power windows, etc. - done. 9.- Gas heater - 
on it's way home. 10.- AC - still thinking ($$). 11.- Powdercoating 
undercarriage parts - done. 12.- Engine rebuild - done (110 HP). 13, 14, 15, 
etc. - what my remaining 3 neurones will demand on next 3 months. 
    Didn't mention obvious things like bearings, upholstery, carpeting, 
painting, etc. that will be made on their time.

    Daniel Monasterio
    Guadalajara, Mexico
 
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