<VV> Access to Convention and Donations

[shortle]

For sure Gary please do come to Tacoma this July. I assure you you will be welcome with or without a Corvair powered machine. At the peoples choice car display (where you don't need a "trailer queen showcase car" to be in)
there is always a group of modified and/or engineered Corvairs. Some of these are not Corvair powered, some of these never were Corvairs but are Corvair powered, some of these are not street legal, etc. Either way I suspect you will enjoy yourself and even one day own a Corvair. After all with your buggy you are half way there.
And by all means if you feel you are getting something from this group (VV) by all means make a contribution to CORSA as they are responsible for this forum. Though we don't always see eye to eye we are all still with the same common denominator and that is Corvair. I will be in Tacoma with my wife and son driving a Corvair about 1300 miles each way. So yes they are good for driving also.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301
Long distance award winner at the Kalamazoo Mi. convention in 2013 and at the Jacksonville Fl. convention in 2009



-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis Pleau <dpleau at wavecable.com>
>Sent: Mar 7, 2014 9:12 AM
>To: 'Virtual Vairs' <VirtualVairs at corvair.org>
>Subject: Re: <VV> Access to Convention and Donations
>
>I used to belong to Rocky Mountain CORSA in Denver.  There are two Corvair
>powered Buggies in that club.  One belongs to Steve Goodman who is one of
>two people in the Corvair Community called the 'Professor'.  He built a
>Porsche 912, with a Corvair engine, now owned by Joe.  The Porsche, people
>wanted nothing to do with that car.  I don't remember any Corvair People
>having any problem with his Buggy or Porsche.   
>
>
>CORSA pays Bryan Blackwell to host the VVs, many Corvair Club sites and the
>CORSA web site on his server.  In the past we have taken up a collection to
>help Bryan upgrade his server.  I was the VV chair when we had a 'commercial
>web hosting' company.  That was the worst time the VV ever had.  
>
>As Ed said, if you want to make a donation, I suggest you pay the $45 and
>Join CORSA.  The magazine is worth that much or more.
>
>Dennis Pleau
>CORSA Virtual Vairs Chairman  
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: virtualvairs-bounces at corvair.org
>[mailto:virtualvairs-bounces at corvair.org] On Behalf Of Gary Berry
>Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2014 1:51 PM
>To: Virtual Vairs
>Subject: <VV> Access to Convention and Donations
>
>With all of the talk going on around here, I'm puzzled. Will there be a way
>(ticket, newbie membership, etc) for a non CORSA member to be able to view
>the vehicles that will be there (say at a car show or something)? Is the
>general population invited for some amount of time just to view things?
>
>Another thing, is there a way to donate to this forum? I don't remember ever
>seeing a message asking for donations, but my computer time is mostly spent
>viewing this and one other forum (motorhome) and I donate to the other one.
>Thanks.
>
>--
>Gary and Diana Berry
>Corvair Buggys in Wa.
>
>
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