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[shortle]

I think the only results for the Corvair out of that book was the '67-'69 model years being made and the US Congress and the NHTSA looking deeply into the issues raised by this book before the Corvair was finally exonerated in '71.But a very good book indeed, especially considering it is a collection of fiction and non-fiction chapters combined together.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301


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>From: Robert Jennings <jennirw at cass.net>
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>This article also states falsely that the '64 Corvair suspension changes
>were a result of Nader's book "Unsafe at any Speed" .  This book was not
>printed until 1965. 
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>Robert Jennings
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>317 Division St
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>Morenci, MI 49256
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>jennirw at cass.net
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>how about the article in autoweek  March 21  about the 64  spyder  "valued
>at" $41,000?
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> oh by the way , i have an estate not far away (Pulaski NY) with a  rampy
>for sale.  they are ASKING $13,500 
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>regards, Tim Colson
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