<VV> questions about corvair items,backup switch

[J R Read_HML]

Most likely, you did a search on "Corvair" and anything with that word will 
come up.  Yes - there WERE Corvair bicycles - I think they are from the 
50s - but someone who is more into bikes can give you a better idea on that. 
At least, they ARE real.

The "Corvair" watches (OK, I bought one) - wear it to shows and meetings - 
are a bit of a gimmick, but they work accurately - better (WAY better) than 
a Monza clock!

I'm pretty sure the Corvair Radios are legit, but don't know for certain.

The BU switch is on the bottom of the trans.  Often, it is mowed off - but 
if the tranny is not leaking, at least the stub must still be in place. 
There will be a couple of dangling wires in the area (well - if they did not 
also get ripped away as well).  The wires are for the BU lights.

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Later, JR

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "robert harvey" <roharvey at nmsu.edu>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 11:59 PM
Subject: <VV> questions about corvair items,backup switch


>  I have seen many items on ebay with corvair nameplates and have had
> questions about them. were these items come ons to get people in to see 
> and
> buy a corvair?
>  1. the corvair bicycle
>  2. Corvair radio and/or corvair watch
>
>  does anyone have a picture or diagram showing the location of the backup
> switch on a 65 4 speed transmission?
> bob
>
>


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