<VV> Corsa differences, was: short shifter nonsense?

[Sethracer at aol.com]

In a message dated 6/6/2008 5:33:45 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
airvair at earthlink.net writes:

Yes, but  the same engine was also optional in the Monza. Note that in my
previous  post I said that the Corsa was $74.20 worth of dash panel. Actual
sticker  difference was $169, of which $79 was the cost difference from the
base  95hp engine to the 140hp engine, and the rest was the cost of a  clock.

So the bottom line is that the base Monza, with the 140hp engine  option and
optional clock was (mechanically, and otherwise) identical to  the base
Corsa, with the exception of the $74.20 worth of dash panel and  trim.

-Mark




Correct Mark - But those dash differences mean a lot. Both the big  
Tachometer and a cylinder head temperature gage are part of the option, plus an  
overtemp warning buzzer on the turbos. Most performance Corvair guys think those  
gages are "must-haves", as witnessed by how many folks add them, whether by  
installing a Corsa dash or individual aftermarket instruments . - Seth  Emerson



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