<VV> Refered to as she

[Bill Hubbell]

Back in my college days, when I owned a Late model, my brother told me I had 
to give it a name.  It had to be a female name, said he, because of the 
engine in the rear.  I named her Jenny.  Years later I had a daughter and 
named her Jennifer.  She wasn't really named after the car, but we like to 
tell her that she was.

For pictures of the two Jennys go to this album:
http://community.webshots.com/album/342487097Tdujhl


Bill Hubbell


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frog Princezz" <media_diva at sbcglobal.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 5:28 PM
Subject: <VV> Re: Ohmygoodness... ohmygoodness!!! Refered to as she


> Why yes what else could she be?  The late models are just too damned sexy 
> to be anything other than female!!!  = )
>
> virtualvairs-request at corvair.org wrote:Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 8 May 2005 21:24:47 -0400
> From: "Marc Sheridan"
> Subject: Re: Ohmygoodness... ohmygoodness!!!
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> Congratulations Alesia! There is nothing like bringing something back to
> life.
>
> One thing that I found interesting and refreshing is that you, a feminine
> woman, refer to your car as "she" :o).
>
> Marc Sheridan
>
>> OHMYGOODNESS!!!!
>> After 7 hours of work on the vair, I (read as we) was able to get the
>> sending unit back on along with new gas hoses and the upper engine shroud
>> off the compartment vacuumed and reassembled. Ohmygoodness there were
>> enough nuts to feed a squirrel colony for a year in that sucker. I'm
>> gonna have to drop the lower shroud next cause I couldn't get all the 
>> nuts
>> out. The bad part is two of the bolt heads snapped off!
>> I put in about two gallons of gas hit the carbs with a little starting
>> fluid and she came to life for about three seconds, hit it with a bit 
>> more
>> fluid, tried her again and ohmygoodness she roared and keeped roaring
>> until I let up off the gas and then she purred and didn't stop until I
>> turned her off. I turned the key and she started right up on her own and
>> ran until I shut her down. She smoked some and it smelled like the woods
>> so that's how I know I need to drop the lower shroud next and a lot of
>> smoke came from under the driver rear tire well... exhaust leak most
>> likely. Aside from a few busted bolts and knuckles it was a good day and
>> I'm proud of my (read as our) acheivement so far.
>> Alesia 65 M-Vert
>> D.A.C.C
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