Modern driving, was: <VV> Frame Under / Body Swaps

[airvair]

I find all three no problem. A/C was and is available, both in stock
form and custom aftermarket. A nice stereo is also not a problem.
Aftermarket especially is quite good at it. Likewise better seats. The
scrap yards are full of modern donors, and many of them are much better
than the '60's vintage stockers.

So got any more problems? (Discounting road salt, of course.)

-Mark

mhicks130 at cox.net wrote:
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> I think the only things a good condition Corvair needs to make it more suitable for modern everyday driving is a good AC system, a nice stereo and better seats.  I don't mind my stock seats but there' s little adjustablility so if they don't fit you well there's not much you can do about it.  Mine fit me though.  That black vinyl gets hot in the summer sun though!
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> mikeH
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