<VV> More> Wiring Diagrams & PW4

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Cliff,

It would be easy to trip over him as he moves slow.... :>)   I also endorse 
Ned's diagrams. He will be at the Performance Workshop #4 at Gary 
Funkhouser's shop, Vintage Motorsports Services, in Dayton OH wkend of Fri 
23 & Sat 24 Feb 07.  He will be presenting a talk with videos of "tufting" a 
car and driving it to see air flow around the body. Ought to be pretty 
interesting. I suspect he will have diagrams for sale at the event.

All Corvairites are invited and bring your friends. Only $20 for food - 
coffee and donuts, and lunch along with presentations on Saturday. Vendors 
will be there. A whole lot of bench racing, performance and routine 
maintenance discussions.  Social dinners on Fri -organized- and Sat - groups 
usually go to a steak house or Perkins across from the Red Roof Inn.  All of 
this is in SW Dayton OH.

BTW, folks show up from all over the country including the East and West 
Coast. Seth Emerson will have Silicone Wire Systems products on hand and may 
be talking about new projects he has forthcoming.  Forge True custom wheels 
will have a display of their wheels.  Jeff Rapp usually comes - he does 
custom machining.  I am sure he will take orders for custom wire sets if you 
have special applications including other than Corvair. Dave Clemens and 
John Sweet will be there vending, probably others.  Bob Coffin, renowned 
performance builder, will be there as will the LeVeque's who have built a 
gazillion special projects for Corvairs; street, track or autocross. We even 
have drag racers. Ray Clayton (flow bench and dynamometer services) will 
have his normally aspirated 380+ hp 3.1 L. two-carb drag car there. We hope 
to have an ATC (Aluminum Trailer Company) Repr. to give a talk on how 
trailers are built, the differences between aluminum trailers and steel 
trailers-both open and enclosed - and what to look for when buying a 
trailer. May have an NECC Repr. to talk about this year's plans re the 
convention and their other track days. There are usually parts on display as 
well, like American Pi products.

Y'all come.

Chuck S
YS73
GT3 #89
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Cliff Tibbitts" <tibbitts at qx.net>

Subject: <VV> Wiring Diagrams


> All of you know by now that Ned Madsen has been busy converting wiring
> diagrams to PDF, GIF and HTML files.  If you've never seen one, you're
> missing out.  I just received my copy of the '66' wiring diagram CD.

> Disclaimer:  I wouldn't know Ned if I tripped over him in the parking lot.

> If you're into wiring, you would do well to order one.
>
> Cliff Tibbitts