<VV> Re: i suggest we not provide the answers

[Mark Noakes]

I appreciate both ways...sometimes it's nice to be able to ask and just get an answer, but I also need to learn where everything information-wise is located...where to look.  

I've been driving and working on Corvairs since 1973; that's what I learned to drive in.  And I've been rebuilding engines since about then as well, but there are always those that know more.  It's nice to be able to ask and get an answer.  

On the other side, it's easy to understand how people feel when they have been repeatedly burned by those that appear to have an interest but then just want to get their cars fixed up to sell; those are just using your free time and parts to make money for themselves.  There's nothing in that that helps the hobby.

By the way, Smitty's got me way beat on the miles.  My 61 wagon never made it past 175,000 and my 66 Monza only has 250,000 on it.

Mark Noakes

----- Original Message -----
From: N2VZD at aol.com
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Subject: <VV> Re: i suggest we not provide the answers
Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 08:02:38 EDT

> 
> if we dont give answers here why have the group? i thought it was to help
> people with corvair questions?   jeepers that is not a neighborly attitude...i am
> willing to try to help anyone that has a question i can answer..in cars , and
> ham radio (as an "elmer")  whats wrong with that?   ok, i will go back into
> my closet.
> regards, tim colson    nieve to the new ways i guess
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