<VV> Small world
Corvair Paddy
corvairp at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 8 09:04:33 EST 2010
Woolman,
What a small world it is. You bought the car from my father who has since passed on.
I am Pete's son, you know, "the one who installed a new fuel pump wrong". Can't blame me. I was about 13 or so when I did it. I found the Corvair in the neighbor's pasture and couldn't let it sit there and rot and brought it home.
I remember Dad got the fuel pump from a place called The Source. Don't remember why that business name stuck in my head. We lived so far out in the country I had been driving cars forever. I never drove the Corvair more then 10 mins. at a time.
Time moved forward and I decided I really did not care for the late model Corvair and the early model was the only way to go. So I went for it and got a 1960.
Pete Diaz
1960 Sedan
50th Anniversary and Counting!
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From: "virtualvairs-request at corvair.org" <virtualvairs-request at corvair.org>
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Sent: Thu, January 7, 2010 4:35:49 PM
Subject: VirtualVairs Digest, Vol 60, Issue 22
Woolman here/
>
> I bought a car once from a Pete Diaz. It was a four door that was in pretty
> good shape, so I flew in to pick it up. The front end was a little looser
> than I would have liked, so I ended up flying back home and coming the next
> day with a truck and trailer.
>
> Turns out the son installed a new fuel pump wrong and I wouldn't have gotten
> 10 miles.
>
> This was probably ten years ago or better. I still have that car by the
> way. If you're the same Pete Diaz, get with me offlist, would you?
>
>
> ACWoolman
> 67 four door- up on blocks
> 65 Corsa- semi-daily drive
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