<VV> Corvair Ownership

[airvair]

Connie,

You go, girl! To make you feel better, it's generally cheaper to buy a
turnkey car that you like than to try to restore one into what you want.
So you probably saved money in the long run, plus didn't have to wait on
the hubby to "have the fun" of restoring one.

Plus, as the old saw states, you can never pay too much for a
collectable car, but you can always buy too early (with what you paid
for one.) Enjoyment is the thing! And welcome to the pleasures of
Corvair ownership.

-Mark

Connie Brummer wrote:
> 
> Come on guys..........I come here to relax and learn something.  What I'm
> learning lately is that its less stressful to go to work than to check my
> email.  At work I have to play nice with the other children or I get an
> unpaid vacation. <G>
> 
> I paid too much for my Vair.  Because I don't have the knowledge or ability
> to rebuild one mechanically (and I would be waiting years for my man to find
> the time), I opened the checkbook to buy one already rebuilt.  I truly
> admire you guys fixing things with mayonnaise lids and such and think I may
> have missed some of the true adventure of corvair ownership.  BUT...I
> finally own a vair and love every minute of it.  To each his own.
> 
> Connie
> Iowa (can't wait to meet Ken out East someday)
> 65 Corsa Vert
> 
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