<VV> Corvair Myths
Dave Morris "BigD"
BigD at DaveMorris.com
Sun Jul 3 09:48:26 EDT 2005
I just got finished arguing with a guy who had his Pintos and his Corvairs
confused. He said he had a "friend" who was horribly burned when his car
was hit from behind and the fuel tank exploded because "those bastards at
GM wouldn't spend $1.95 extra" to put the fuel tank somewhere it was protected.
LOL! When I'm reincarnated, I want to come back as PT Barnum.
Dave Morris
At 07:42 AM 7/3/2005, you wrote:
>Last evening we attended a monthly cruise at the local Sonic. We had the
>usual comments about Corvairs while displaying our 69 Monza convertible
>and one fellow who showed particular interest actually knew what he was
>looking at. On the other hand I heard a new one. An older fellow was
>looking at the engine and made the usual comment about how Nader got those
>cars off the road. Well, I began an attempt to re-educate him but it fell
>on deaf (and dumb!) ears. His last comment was the that the big "problem
>with the Corvair that got it banned from the highway was they couldn't
>keep axle bearings in them". That's one I hadn't heard.
>So far the long week end has been great with hot sunny weather and lots to
>do in a drop top Corvair!
>
>Rick Norris
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