<VV> Better Prepare Yourself...

[karlhaakonsen at comcast.net]

You forgot to mention that the second paragraph states, "Based on Tue four-year-old Vega platform, the Chevrolet Monza, not to be confused with the very desirable Chevrolet Corvair Monza..." 

I just love Hemmings.

Karl in Boston
CORSA Eastern director
Bay State Corvairs
Stock Corvair Group
Corvanatics
1966 Monza convertible 110/PG - highly desirable project car

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The June 2014 issue of "Hemmings Classic Car" has a one-page article on the 1970s' Monza, titled (appropriately) "The Other Monza," pg 68.  Interesting start to the article: "When you are a big company like General Motors and you have a big division like Chevrolet, you can afford to have your share of dogs--I mean, underdogs."  Actually quite entertaining. 
    When the car debuted I did up a cartoon making fun of it ("What do you mean not a REAL Monza?").  Rocky Mountain Corsa published it, think Corvairs of New Mexico also put it in their newsletter.  I've got it somewhere, if I turn it up I'll run it through the scanner. 

Mark Morgan
Manchester, MO
CNM, SMCC
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