<VV> Re: Headrests

[Charles B. Peck]

Mike -

I know headrests weren't standard in '65, but I thought they probably 
were optional. For some reason, I thought that '67 was the year that all 
the safety equipment became standard, but I have NO confidence in that!

I do know I was in California at the time, and that in '66 they put the 
air-injection systems on Corvairs. That makes me think that '65s are 
BETTER than '66s - less useless smog @#%& (which is a different 
perception than others on the  VV-List). I think California was running 
ahead of the nation on smog equipment, but I would be surprised if there 
was a difference on optional headrests.

Chuck Peck
cpeck@salmoninternet.com

Mike Mann wrote:

> 65's did not have headrests as stock equipment. think it was in 68 when the rest of the saftey equipment became standard. seat tracks are different than a 65-mike mann
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