<VV> Has the Economic Downturn Changed your Corvair Plans?

[Rick Norris]

Dave,
Welcome to the wild wonderful and often wacky world of Corvairs. It is a 
lovely disease to afflicted with.
You will not find a more diverse collection of personalities or more 
dedicated group of people anywhere else.

Rick Norris
#36 Sunoco Corvair
www.corvairalley.com

> The economic downturn means I'll attend more events if I can but only
> because I just bought my very first Corvair last week.  I plan on
> driving it since it's that or an NSU Sport Prinz and the SP is too
> nice for me to use as a daily driver.
>
> I was looking for an MGB GT, Volvo P1800, an MGA or a Corvair.  All
> while knowing I should be looking for a Toyota truck since it's so
> reliable it's boring.
>
> Hi, I'm a new guy on the list and a new guy to Corvairs.  I usually
> own 1960s Darts, Valiants and early Barracudas -- Mopar a-bodies.
> I've always liked Corvairs and like I said, I needed a non-boring car
> to own.  If a motorcycle would fit in a Rampside, I would've gotten
> one of those.
>
> -Dave
> 1967 Corvair Monza factory air, factory 4 speed
> 1963 NSU Sport Prinz
> 1965 Monkey Wards/Benelli Riverside
> 1965 Ducati 250cc
> 1978 Yamaha SR500
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