<VV> Mustang or Corvair (long)

[AeroNed@aol.com]

Kirk,

Where to start...

First off, I'm excited that you enjoy driving your Corvair more than "that 
other car." I haven't seen "that other car" but I've heard that it is a very 
nice example of that type of car. If that's the case you could sell it and buy a 
really nice Corvair. You can then use the rest of the money to fix up your '66 
vert. Seriously, one of the great things about Corvairs is their low price in 
comparision to other collector cars. It seem to me that your BIG decision is 
to sell or not to sell. You've had "that other car" for quite a while. Even 
though you were 18 just a couple of months ago, (G) there's got to be some 
emotional attachment to the car.

Now some thoughts on your current car. The body has a little rust, very 
little, and the paint could use some freshing. I think the engine could use some 
work to run it's best. I wouldn't mind owning it. A few trips to Terry's shop 
and we can get it running good, the electric top working and the other little 
bugs worked out. After it's running good, you can start to think about the body 
work.

Ned