Loaded cars, was: <VV> cheapest corvair ever made

[NicolCS at aol.com]

Mark, there's absolutely nothing "wrong" with loaded-up cars, in fact  
Corvairs are such low content cars that they need the stuff.  Here's my  point: Most 
of what we see at shows and the general direction of Corvairs is to  become 
"loaded".  Accessories and options are installed by a succession of  owners 
(and I fully support this freedom) but fewer and fewer "mainstream"  Corvairs are 
out there as examples of how they really were.  Also, the  Corvair body 
design has wonderful qualities that are masked when the car is  fully trimmed, 
luggage-racked, chrome wheeled, and otherwise adorned.   These things take one's 
eye away from the body shape.
 
Craig (sometimes loaded) Nicol

NicolCS at aol.com wrote:

>my third is the dreaded "loaded-up"  Corsa.
>

What's wrong with THAT? ALL my cars are loaded. In fact,  my '67 Monza 
4door has all but 4 possible accessories in that combination,  and three 
you wouldn't see (or want - the smogger). And I love them all  because 
they ARE loaded!