[FC] new resources on Corvanatics web page

[BBRT]

Steve and others who helped, esp. MarkCorbin.

Thank you so much. Adding all of that to our Corvanatics pages is fantastic! 
Like having our own encyclopedia/ internet library close at hand..

Great!

Chuck Sadek
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Merv Krull via Corvanatics"

> These resources are fantastic!  Thanks for all your work!
> Merv Krull
> Salmon Arm, BC
>
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: Steve Spilatro via Corvanatics
> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 6:17 PM
> To: corvanatics at corvair.org
> Cc: spilatrs at marietta.edu
> Subject: [FC] new resources on Corvanatics web page
>
> Hello All,
> I'm pleased to let people know of another update to Corvanatics web page, 
> where you will now find these documents:
>
> 61-65 Accessories Installation Manuals (FC sections)
> 62-64 Custom Features Albums (FC sections)
> 61-65 Dealer Showroom Albums (FC sections)
> 61-64 Finger-Tip Facts Albums (FC sections, all of 64)
> 61-65 Dealer Confidential Price Schedules
> 61-65 (missing 63) Radio Repair manuals  (FC sections)
> 1961 Chevy Taxi-Cab Brochure
> 1964 Corvair Model Lineup
> 61-64 (missing 62) Chevy Trucks Brochures
>
> I would in particular like to thank Mark Corbin for graciously allowing me 
> to scan many of the albums and manuals from his collection.
>
> For anyone interested in Amblewagons, I have also added from the Feb 1961 
> Funeral Home Directors Magazine a very early ACC advertisement introducing 
> the Greenbrier Amblewagon line, and a short article about them.
>
> I'm hoping the new Options and Accessories web page will be of particular 
> interest to the community. This has been an attempt to pull together in 
> one place available information on the Corvair-95 options and accessories. 
> You will find here tables that identify for each year which 
> factory-installed, dealer-installed and custom options and accessories 
> were available, and the specific part numbers, along with hyperlinks to 
> the corresponding sections of the Accessories Installation Manuals, 
> original GM images and descriptions of the options, and links to 
> corresponding sections of P&A manuals. I have also added some photographs 
> of the different items, though not many so far.
>
> Needless to say I would welcome feedback, corrections and additional 
> information (including close-up pictures of options on your FC). I have 
> endeavored to reference throughout where information has come from. That 
> being said, this is a work in progress, and I'm sure there are mistakes (I 
> hope none too embarrassing). There is not always agreement between the 
> source documents, and I've indicated periodically where these occur and/or 
> how they were reconciled. I've endeavored to sort out the FC seat belt 
> history, and I know information is lacking here. Undoubtedly other 
> documents I did not have could provide additional information on Options 
> and Accessories. Also, there's a darn lot of hyperlinks on the page, and 
> despite testing I suspect some may be bad (let me know).
>
> Here are direct links to the Options and Accessories page and to pages 
> holding the various documents:
> Options and Accessories page
> http://www.corvair.org/chapters/corvanatics/options.php
>
> Repair manuals
> http://www.corvair.org/chapters/corvanatics/manuals.php
>
> Sales Brochures and Dealer Albums
> http://www.corvair.org/chapters/corvanatics/brochures.php
>
> Professional car (Amblewagon) page
> http://www.corvair.org/chapters/corvanatics/conversion.php
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