<VV> Antique? Fiero

[Frank DuVal]

The Corvair Ranch kinda does exist because of the many rusted Corvair 
bodies available over the years for cheap. Rusty bodies are a good 
source for low mileage drivetrain parts. Back in the 70's I remember 
transplants from PA & NY not understanding why there were not oodles of 
$100 Chevy & Ford V-8s in the VA wrecking yards. That was the going 
price up there because if the rusty bodies putting so many 60's & 70's 
cars away at an early age.

Frank DuVal

J R Read_HML wrote:

> I seriously doubt that ANY state uses the amount of salt used per 
> winter as the criterion for determining whether or not a vehicle 
> qualifies as "antique".  Most, if not all state use an arbitrary 
> amount of years - typically 25.
>
> But...  It does make me kind of wonder about the location of Corvair 
> Ranch.
>
> Later, JR
>
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