<VV> CLUBS they need hard workers (2 cents ramblin)

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I have had good times with our local Corvair club over the years (40+) and  
enjoyed the many benefits of CORSA also since about the same time. My wife 
and I  used to make the conventions our main vacation every year for many 
years, but  times change , and it is harder for us to attend most now.
 I have also supported the Ham radio version of CORSA , the American  Radio 
Relay League for many years , reaping many hidden benefits including the  
magazines. My "other" car club of interest is the Vintage Chevy Group. I 
wonder  if watching some of their ways could help? Seems that they are very 
successful ,  and have embraced the Corvairs now also. I feel there is room for 
both clubs ,  and maybe ideas can be beneficial to revitalize CORSA? 
Thinking negative , and  using the club for personal benefit has eroded it some 
over the years.
 Time to think positive yet? we are all aging along with our cars ,  maybe 
scholarships , or even  just talks at School mechanical shops would  
interest younger people. Maybe even develop a standard program for local clubs  to 
use at schools? display our cars like a portable museum powerpoint program 
or  something.
Just my wore out 2 cents..we are in a similar situation with Amateur radio  
worldwide.
I have done all I can to keep CORSA in front of Corvair owners , kind of  
like our wonderful vendors...
That helps keep the value up on our cars.
http://corvair.de/n2vzd/
Regards, Tim Colson