<VV> STi vs Vairs vs everyday Vair

[Frank DuVal]

Oh, and then there is the photographer that drives a 64 van for his 
work.  His only work vehicle. He was through this area last weekend, 
getting some paint work done, stopped by here to get a loaner boomerang 
from my 62 van, on his way to SEMA in Las Vegas. You can see a caracture 
of the van on his web site: http://notstockphotography.com/

Seth may see him at SEMA. Look for a 64 van with a wild paint job and 
air bags for suspension.

Frank DuVal

On 10/27/2011 9:18 PM, Frank DuVal wrote:
> You CAN drive a Corvair to work!
>
> Del Patton is here in Virginia and drives his 65 Monza to work 
> everyday. Reason? That is the ONLY car he brought with him from New 
> Mexico! Because.. he only owns Corvairs!
>
> My daughter is in college near DC and only has a Corvair to drive. 
> However she does walk to class on an everyday basis.
>
> When I was in business I had lots of customers that only drove 
> Corvairs. That was only 10 years ago. I'm sure Jack has similar 
> stories. Probably the lack of repairers is why many stopped being 
> everyday cars. That and the rust worm here in the east...
>
> So one can drive a Corvair to work, just many people choose not to. 
> Said the guy who hauls so much stuff to work he drives a full sized 
> wagon regularly, and the Corvair randomly.
>
> Frank DuVal
>
> On 10/27/2011 7:13 PM, Darrin Hartzler wrote:
>> With apologies to Smitty...I drive a 2004 Subaru WRX STi in stock form
>> almost every day...about to go get some groceries in it.  It is a blast
>> and has two cup holders to boot.  Still not nearly as much attention 
>> as my
>> Corvairs...even though they do not have a ludicrous wing on back.  My 
>> very
>> stock 10,000 mile 65 Monza makes me smile much more than the 
>> Subaru....but
>> gotta have something to drive to work, right?
>>
>> Darrin Hartzler
>> Bethesda, MD
>>
>>