<VV> Immortal CORSA

[HallGrenn at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/18/2010 11:10:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jkean at sbcglobal.net writes:

It's a  40 plus year old car. A lot of us are getting older, and sure we 
do not  want to let things go. But in the end, we enjoy these cars, and 
the  fellowship that they provide. And that's what it is all about. Quit 
trying  to force it. If it's meant to be, it will be. If not, then why 
make the  last few years horrible?

Thanks again,

Jack  Kean



I second Jack and Matt Nall's comments.  Like Matt, I have to believe  I'm 
immortal.  How else would I be able to pay off all my sons' college  loans 
(thank you daughter for going in-state) and finish all the Corvair  projects 
that have been largely untouched for the past eight years because of  the 
job.  Practically speaking, if all members of CORSA were taken to that  big 
air cooled recycling yard in the sky (most of us would be sure of going up  
and the rest would be given special dispensation for appreciating and keeping  
our cars) that would still leave about 20,000 Corvairs in various states of 
 operation for others to appreciate.  Then we would have CORSA, The  Sequel.
 
Bob Hall
Group Corvair
Corvanatics
CORSA