<VV> Low Rider(s)

[kenpepke at juno.com]

It Can! … If that is the way you want to do it, Go Ahead :-)  Just don't expect everyone to do so!  Some of us just don't like it.  Perhaps because it does not appeal to the eye to some and others may not like that image projected to the public.  Whatever the reason, we have the right to express our opinions … just like you. 

Over the years, there have been many customized Corvairs which have received great recognition for both their styling and craftsmanship.

Ken P
65 Monza 110 hp 4 speed

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On Mar 20, 2013, at 5:35 PM, Ulli Dittmar <info at california-camping.de> wrote:

> why can´t just the job he had done be judged - I am sure a low ride is not everyones favorite but he performed an awesome job on the Corvair.
> I am sure not much people have done such radical changes to a Corvair yet - and he has done most of the stuff by himself and...
> he is in his mid 20th. 
> Custom cars like this get our fav car in public - and not on a bad way at all.
> 
> my 5 cent
> 
> Regards
> Ulli the Ba-Vair-ian
> 
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> 
> 61 Monza 900 Sedan
> 65 Monza 110 Coupe
> 66 Corsa Convertible
> 86 Porsche 356 Speedster Kit Car
> 91 Porsche 964, C4
> 90 Porsche 964, C4
> 62 VW Split Window Bus
> 65 VW Split Window Bus
> 
> Am 20.03.2013 um 21:15 schrieb Taruffi57 at aol.com:
> 
>> Green car:    I can only say  "Why"........  What  it screams for, is a 
>> total acid dip -- except for the seats.
>> 
>> Matt's EM:  I can see you doing track days in that one........    Let's 
>> hope  it's gone to the Great Crusher In The Sky.
>> 
>> Joe Dunlap
>> Florida