<VV> Naming Corvairs

[FrankCB]

Our little boy Jim named our 1966 Monza coupe "Joe Cool" after the character played by Snoopy in the Charlie Brown cartoon.  It was appropriate since "Joe Cool" was air conditioned (the only A/C Corvair we ever owned)  Initially, the A/C didn't work too well, but after some "adjustments" and R-12 addition, Joe Cool blew a measured 38 deg.F air out of his center dash vent!  The chilled air was so cold it hurt your hand if you kept it in front of the vent for very long!  Lets see you match that with a modern high tech A/C-equipped car.<GGG>
Frank Burkhard   

In a message dated 01/12/10 18:13:47 Eastern Standard Time, jacesana1 at cox.net writes:
My 60 was named by my kids; The Blue Bomber! 

Jason Cesana 
1960 4 door 700 
Bay State Corvair Club 2007 
Eastern Director CORSA 




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I have had White Fang, Black Tooth (repainted now Gold Tooth), Son of Black 
Fang, White Fang Jr., Passion, Transfusion, Ed, Trixie, Cool Vanilla, 
Crimson, the Shark, ToroVair, EscoVair, and Deer Hunter (the car with name 
came from Ned Madsen). Even have a few without names . . . 
yet. 

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tkalp 
wichita, ks