[FC] help

corvanatics@corvair.org corvanatics@corvair.org
Tue Mar 23 17:44:01 2004


I agree with David.  The 3.8 would be great for the van. I want to use the
Cad because of the extra weight of the LIMO. By the time I get all the
interior in it and a few extra people, I will probably need the extra power
of the Cad 4.9 engine.  It has a 'Vair 110 motor and a 3.27 dif. in it now.
It does surprisingly well but when I get it all decked out it will really
suffer with the added weight.   I'd like an automatic, anyway!!!   I was
hoping to have it ready to bring to the Kentucky convention for it's debut,
but, the best laid plans of mice and men..................!!!  I guess now
it will be Portland.   Maybe Palm Springs in
November, --------------------------Hmmmmmmmmm!!


Bruce Gwyther, Bonneville Corvair Club
http://users.sisna.com/grandpagwyt/
'65 Corsa Convert,  '62 Rampside
'65 'Brier 8-door, '63  Greenbrier limo
and many other FCs
Restored '51 John Deere "A"

----- Original Message -----
From: "David C. Herrin III" <source@adnc.com>
To: <corvanatics@corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: [FC] help


> The entire drive train from my 1987 Olds 3.8 FEIII
> would seemingly fit right in with little adaptation to sub frame mounts
> to FC frame rails ...
>
> Brett Mallard wrote:
>
> >Need info on what motor to use on a greenbrier van i am restoring and was
thinking of useing a caddy fwd or buick v-6 any comments or info would be
greatly appreciated
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