<VV> The 1965 Corvair trunk latch? w/ story
Tony Underwood
tony.underwood at cox.net
Sat Dec 5 22:34:26 EST 2009
At 01:49 PM 12/5/2009, Frank DuVal wrote:
>Yes, there is a spring that holds the safety latch in position.
>
>If this spring rusts and dissapears, the safety latch will not function.
>
>Then if you don't close the trunk lid all the way, the lid will fly
>open, break the hinges, and, if driving a convertible with the top down,
>the lid will tap you on the top of your head as it falls gently down
>scraping the engine lid on its journey to the road.
>
>BTDT, what an experience!
>
>Frank DuVal
>
>PS, then since the top is down, you calmly walk back to the lid, pick it
>up, and place it in the back seat area of your convertible and drive
>away....
My man... spoken like a truly annoyed jackleg and member in good
standing of the Brotherhood. May your decklid remain
latched... spoken by someone with a front decklid release knob in
the glovebox in one of the 'Vairs.
Don't open the glovebox while driving.
tony.. blowing up ideas
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