<VV> Is it a corvair?

[tkalp at cox.net]

Don,  we would need some photos to decide <G>  Well we want some photos anyway.  Hard to visualize the Rampside/coupe.  I have a 2 door wagon project, approached in a little different manner.

http://members.cox.net/tkalp2/lakewood.htm

I have Corvairs with non-Corvair engines and Corvair engines in non-Corvairs, so you are just fine by me.

tkalp
wichita, ks


---- DON W HILTPOLD JR <igotstuff at msn.com> wrote: 
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> With all the talk of modified & non modified corvairs I was wondering, is what I'm building a corvair. Short of having a corvair engine ( replaced with a Olds 260 ) its the front cab of a 61 rampside and 2/3s of a 63 couple. I'm still working on the body mods to fill in where the two were cut. the bodies rest on a modified pontiac chassie that had the front suspension piece added to the front of the frame. Is it a corvair I think so. I also have a 61 corvair wagon that was cut in twoand made in to a 2 door where the front and rear doors were cut up to make a single door ( not as big as a coupe door ) which I had to get new custom glass to fit. It was built back in the 70's as a 4X4, now sits on a GTO chassie. My other wagon a 62 has a Olds 215 aluminum V8 in the rear body remain mostly stock, with a 62 buick wilcat console and shifter. Are they corvairs I still think so. My only real corvair is a 64 700 sedan with a 63 engine ( the 64 engine was seized ) not original but stil
>  l a corvair.
> But hey that's me. 
> Don Hiltpold Jr. 
> SM Wisconsin   
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