<VV> Which is better - First or Last?...too long...too rambling...

[Greg Hanlin]

I'm with Mark here.  The best Corvair is my '64 convertible that I bought 20 
years ago in college.  It has taken me to car shows, conventions, and lots 
of places in between all over the east, midwest and even Albuqurque/Pike's 
Peak/Rapid City in 96.  I learned how to do most everything you can do to a 
Corvair on this car -  before you could ask VV for help

We drove it to the convention this year - myself, my wife, and my boys - 
ages 4 and 2 - only about 230 miles from home.  After the convention, we 
continued our vacation in the Corvair.  We were gone almost two weeks and 
traveled 1951 miles in all.  (I really wish I could have worked in another 
13 miles so it would have ended up 1964 miles!)   I had more people hanging 
out their windows giving us thumbs up signs going down the highway than I 
can remember.  Maybe it had something to do with the luggage trailer we were 
pulling.....  It was a great Corvair vacation & trip.

See the USA......in your Chevrolet.....Corvair!

Greg Hanlin
Dayton  OH


> You guys have it all wrong. I have the best 66 Corvair...I'd have to go
> downstairs to even find out what the VIN is...it may be one of the
> first or last 66s, but that has nothing to do with whether it is the
> best one.  While I had access to other family cars (63 Corvair Monza,
> 68 Corvair 500, 68 Plymouth Fury wagon) before leaving home, this was
> my first car.
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> The best Corvair is
> the one you've got that means something to you due to history or what
> you've put into it...unless you're an accountant making an investment,
> in which case you're into the wrong cars...unless you have a Stinger.
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> Mark Noakes
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