<VV> Future of the Corvair - LONG!!

[Bob Saunders]

Well Said, I cut most of your post...

Thanks!

Bob

*Attracting "younger" people to the Corvair hobby means attracting them to
> the past - not their past, mind you, but to a past they never knew.  Sure,
> it can be done - after all, there are still people re-enacting Civil War
> battles, even though the last Civil War veteran died a half-century ago -
> but keep in mind that our interest in the ancient past (i.e. - the past
> before our lifetime) is largely based on how significant the events were
> when current.
>
>
> Still, there are always a few oddballs in society who are attracted to the
> ancient, obsolete, or obscure things.  Somebody has to be the
> anthropologist, archeologist, paleontologist, or Corvairologist.
>
> Hopefully there will always be somebody who appreciates the Corvair.  There
> just won't be so many of them.
>
> Let us enjoy our cars (and the youthful memories they stir) while we can.
> Let us "preserve, protect, and defend" our Corvair and Corvair memories
> while we can.
>
> Perhaps someday there WILL be a Corvair Museum, full of dusty artifacts and
> arcane volumes of information, maybe even a Corvair or two, where someday,
> perhaps a hundred years from now, a young boy or girl will visit and fall
> in
> love all over again with our air-cooled wonder.
>
> Let's build that dream.
>
> Bill Hubbell
> President, Stock Corvair Group*
>
>
>
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