<VV> Corvair Content Cover art!

[Sethracer at aol.com]

As transplanted New Yorkers, moving here to California just before I was  
born, my parents left me mostly a legacy of California living. But the one 
thing  they left me - and my brother - with a link to their New York heritage 
was  a lifelong appreciation for The New Yorker magazine. I am a subscriber 
and  reader - and not just the cartoons. 
 
Bruce McCall is an ex-Auto industry illustrator/ad man. Once National  
Lampoon artist and now a frequent contributor to The New Yorker magazine. (And,  
once in a while, Car & Driver) His automotive background make the cars  in 
his illustrations more than just generic. You can always identify the make  
and model - sometimes the year as well. He is a self-described stickler for  
detail.
 
The Cover of the November 7, 2011 issue of The New Yorker has a  Bruce 
McCall Cover Art with the Falling "Leaves" of tan parking tickets  showering a 
street of parked cars. Besides the easily identifiable Cadillac  Escalade, 
the Volvo, the VW Bus, the Jeep and a couple of Ford Taxis, a  pretty two-tone 
Corvair Greenbrier resides. There is no doubt of the make and  model! A 
Corvair on the cover!
 
Thanks Bruce!


Seth Emerson

C's the Day! -  Corvair, Camaro, Corvette
San Jose, CA