<VV> RE: VirtualVairs digest, Vol 1 #721 - 10 msgs

[Patton Dickson]

HI Todd, (all of the emails I'm getting is making it feel like a
homecoming!)

I know, it is hard to believe, but that was about 7 years ago!!!  I still
love the car, but I have too much on my plate (in the garage), and something
has to go.  Now that we are a one income family with a 2 and a half year
old, I need to lighten the toys up a little and fatten the wallet.  I
decided that the Corvair could find a better home than I am giving it these
days.

Thanks for the "Corvair Guy" statement, that means a lot.  I had it out at a
show last month and it was great having a bunch of folks stopping to ask
about Corvairs among all of the Muscle Car, Street Rod, Jacked up 4x4, and 2
Fast 2 Furious types.  I'll never say never again, a Greenbrier Camper could
always lure me back, but for now, its the right thing to do.

I have lots of good memories here!!!

Patton

PS & BTW, for those who asked, I think I fixed the problem with the pics at
the website.
Patton Dickson - Richmond, TX
-----------------------------------------
- Marissa: "Wow, that's really loud."
- Frank: "Yeah, thanks, I took the restrictor plate off. ...give the red
dragon a little more juice. But uh, let's keep that on the down-low! It's
not exactly street legal."
Old School

-----Original Message-----
From: Tareece@aol.com [mailto:Tareece@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 5:42 PM
To: virtualvairs@corvair.org
Cc: kpdii@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: VirtualVairs digest, Vol 1 #721 - 10 msgs


Hey guys,
     Wow. Doesn't seem like just yesterday that a curious newbie came into
our presence saying he was estatic about finding this forum and how he was
so excited about learning all there was to learn about Vairs? His questions
specifically led to the changes we see in dealing with newbies and giving
all members several valuable resources like the Tech Guide, the Manuals on
CD and other offerings.
     Patton, I followed your progress with the vair-ious projects and looked
forward to your correspondence in the VV.
    I'll hazard to speak for others when I say that we'll all miss you and
hope that our paths cross again sometime down the line. Whatever the reason
for leaving the hobby I hope the forum helped you and I hope the experiance
with Corvairs and Corvair people was a positive one.
   Take care and come back and let us know whats happening. Not having a
COrvair doesn't mean u aren't a Corvair guy..
   :-)

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From: "Patton Dickson"
\Subject <file://\\Subject> : <VV> 1965 Corvair  Monza 110 Convertible For
Sale - Houston TX
Hi everyone... I hope all is well.
I have to sell my 1965 Monza Convertible.
I am getting completely out of Corvairs,
Thanks
Patton
Todd Reece
65 Monza Convert