<VV> I wonder why...

[airvair]

The best book to read to counter Nader's claim is "The Assination of The
Corvair" by a guy named White, as I recall. I have it in my library, but
would have to go get it for his first name. (Too lazy? G) Unfortunately,
it's been out of print for years, and even when it was printed, didn't
"catch on" like Ralphie's did.

BTW GM's botched investigation of Ralph happened in the mid '60's BEFORE
the car was discontinued, let alone the government vindication report.

-Mark

J R Read_HML wrote:
> 
> It was a number of years AFTER the demise of the Corvair and GM had already
> embarrassed themselves when they got caught snooping in Nader's private
> life.
> 
> Later, JR
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Arend Huisman" <arendhuismus at xs4all.nl>
> To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
> Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 2:59 PM
> Subject: <VV> I wonder why...
> 
> Hello to you all,
> 
> Since about 10 weeks i own a '64 Monza convertible in generally good
> condition. It leaks on one valve and there's a lot of oil everywhere around
> the engine, so I have taken the engine out now and want to overhaul it
> completely; will keep you informed.
> Since i am on VV for some months now and have been reading about the Corvair
> and stuff a lot, i suddenly wonder why GM didn't do anything when that sort
> of highway committee had proven Nader wrong. I would have sewed his butt of,
> not only for the money, but that would have given them a giant positive
> publicity, even if they wouldn't have won.
> I just wondered...
> 
> Arend Huisman
> 
> '64 Monza vert. 110 4-speed