[FC] Ben's find.....

Merv and or Loretta corvanatics@corvair.org
Wed Jul 7 23:54:01 2004


Hey Ben!
Carefully, very carefully, place the magazines in a plastic zip lock bag and
store in a museum climate controlled archive! Um, I can think of one museum
that might be interested.... AND, I hope those pages get scanned and posted
on the CORSA website soon!
My 62 GB vin is 2R126S112003
toodles
Merv Krull
Salmon Arm, BC

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ben Stiles" <bensbus@paonline.com>
To: <corvanatics@corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 7:01 PM
Subject: [FC] VIN #


> Hello.  I will try to make this e-mail as short as possible.  Long story
> short, my parents have finally moved into an apartment.  Their house, and
> forty years worth of stuff is currently being gone through.  The fact that
> dad and mom are packrats is usually a nightmare, but we did find some cool
> stuff of interest to you FCers.
>
> In his filing cabinet, several 1960s issues of Field and Stream magazine.
> In them, plenty of information on Corvair van camper conversions and set
> ups.  What a wonderful thing for me!!!  Also, the 1959 Popular Mechanics
> issue introducing the Corvair and some other American subcompacts.
>
> Another thing, and the best of all, is that dad found a slip dated 12-8-69
> which requested a transfer tags and registration from his Greenbrier to a
> '66 Chevy van.  Dad had taken the Greenbrier on several long trips and
> enjoyed it, but also had some trouble with it.  The change to the Chevy
van
> was easy for him, and he later moved to a stretched wheelbase (108") Chevy
> van with dealer installed camper kit.  Anyway, the VIN # for his
Greenbrier
> was on the title transfer sheet!!!  It is listed as a 1961 Greenbrier, but
> the VIN suggests it to be a 1962.  So, all you 1962 Greenbrier owners
> (especially those of you on the East coast), check those VIN numbers.  You
> could be the owner of my dad's first van...here it is:
>
> 2R126F104798
>
> Please let me know if you own this Greenbrier.  I would love to know what
it
> has been up to!
>
> Ben Stiles
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