<VV> a little praise for Corsa here...

[Markpowhatan at aol.com]

I've only been involved with Corvairs now for 2 years due to my purchase of  
one in need of some "tweaking" and my joining of the local club.  I would  
like to offer some thanks to the folks who operate Corsa and print the fine  
"Communiquet" that I enjoy very much.  Maybe some improvements can be  made, but 
as for me, I couldn't put it together or print it myself, so I feel a  great 
job has been done  by all.  As for membership dropping off, I  think we all 
should go out of our way to get young folks interested in our  cars.  I find that 
younger folks just seem to know little about them, or  have never even heard 
of a Corvair.  You know that they are the ones that  will be needed to buy them 
after we have "gone on", or else what will ever  happen to them in the 
future?  Think about that.  I have read that  some folks don't like working on 
Corvairs for others due to someone "  using" the good nature of some club's members 
just to get their cars  fixed.  Well that does sound and look bad but...when 
Corvairs were newer  there were lots of folks that had to use mechanics 
elsewhere to get them fixed  too.  Now we still have plenty of them to enjoy today 
due to someone  helping someone or fixing the cars years ago, so I don't mind 
helping quite  a bit, the one young guy I know, who is struggling trying to get 
his first  Corvair  on the road (even tho' he lives 75 miles away).  There's 
no  pay in it for me, but i'm contributing to the "longer" life of the car and 
 hobby.  Lets all give it that shot for the future.      Mark
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