<VV> Re: Casting Asparagus at Earlies

[airvair]

You're no fun. (You DO realize that it's all in fun, don't you?)

-Mark

Stephen Upham wrote:
> 
> I saw this a few months ago and I think it bears repeating.
> EARLIES VS LATES...
> 
> 2-  Stop arguing on the merits or faults of either the
>          Late Models or the Early Models.
>          (May I settle that discussion, IMHO ?)
>          The early models had superior body integrity,
>          and had a pleasant, original, if rather quirky body design.
>          The late models were far superior in performance and in
>          advanced mechanical engineering, and had much more
>          advanced styling (IMHO).  Both models had its (their) merits !!
> 3.  If we must argue about anything on VV, I look forward
>          to seeing us argue about strictly automobile topics,
>          even if they are on other makes, ...
> 
> Tony Fiore,
> Pres. Mail-Copy Publications
> Author- "THE CORVAIR DECADE"
> 
> Edited by me.
> 
> Stephen Upham
> Dallas, Texas
> 
> Mid prod. # -1965 Monza sedan 110, Sierra Tan - Saddle, PG, A/C,
> original AM/FM, clock, tint, oil bath air filter, w/ 77K