<VV> Correct Engine?

Geoffrey A Johnson geoffj@unm.edu
Tue, 25 May 2004 18:44:12 -0600 (MDT)


Oh I know I know I know.... I cant believe my vast encyclpodia of useless 
corvair trivia failed me on that.  Maybe its because I have not ever 
driven a spyder, but I am always willing to drive others cars, that might 
jog my memory ;)
-Geoff

On Tue, 25 May 2004 VairMech@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 5/25/2004 12:10:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> geoffj@unm.edu writes:
> The car was not a spyder to 
> begin with, that has been added.  The 967 means it is a monza convertible. 
> 667 Would mean Spyder convertible, Spyder being the term for a car that 
> came from the factory with the turbocharged engine. 
> >>>>>>>>>>
>     If I recall correctly wasn't the 62-3 Spyder an option and not a body 
> style? Therefore the VIN could be for a Monza and still be a Spyder by the option 
> code. 
>     Check the tail panel at the exhaust outlet, is there a half round cutout 
> and is it flanged forward? If so then it probably is a spyder, if not then 
> probably just a Monza.
>     Ken Hand
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