[FC] Introduction

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As Ken says, Hi and welcome. I was an FC guy and switched to cars and only 
recently "got back into" FC's.. Kinda neat..I don't remember anything about 
them so it is like a new experience!  :>)) I had four vans back in the 70's 
& 80's. After I sold my favorite '64 van (possibly my favorite vehicle I 
have owned..and that includes some nice cars), I have been road racing 
Corvairs. I am slowly gathering parts for my 64 Van project.
Chuck S
Fredericksburg, VA
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Karl Haakonsen" <cityhawk at pobox.com>
To: "Corvanatics" <corvanatics at corvair.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2011 10:10 PM
Subject: [FC] Introduction


> Hi everyone,
>
> I recognize some posters to this email list from VirtualVairs, and you
> may recognize me as well. I am new to Corvanatics and new to the world
> of FCs as well. I have a 1966 Monza convertible that I'm restoring (very
> slowly given time and money constraints at the moment).
>
> I do not presently own an FC vehicle, but will be in the market for a
> rust-free Greenbrier (I am one of the people who responded to Andy's
> email about the '64 -- not '65 -- Greenbrier). If that doesn't work out,
> I will be looking for similar vehicles over the next year or so for
> sort-of day to day use. So, not looking for a show-quality van, but a
> rust-free van that's reliable (or one that can be made reliable by a new
> engine rebuild).  I'm located in Boston, but if the van is going to need
> storage while the engine is overhauled, it will likely reside in New
> Jersey since I will have a place to store it there.
>
> Cheers,
> Karl
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