Registering, was: <VV> Surviving '69 Convertibles / Registry

[airvair]

My point exactly. LOL! It's not hard to "fake" anything. And a registry
is no guarantee of a car being what it purports to be.

The '69 Corsa of course can't be "faked" because there WAS no such
animal. It was done simply to prove that there is nothing special about
a Corsa, hence the '67-9 cars aren't "no good" (as somebody said to me)
JUST because there was no Corsa model. Nowadays, the car simply messes
with purists' minds. And the laugh is on THEM! Personally, I view the
car (as one friend once described it) as a "concept" car - what GM WOULD
have built had they made the Corsa model available that year. So what
harm is that?

-Mark

In a message dated 2/13/2007 3:08:27 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
airvair at richnet.net writes:

       Then I got a cherry '68 (or maybe an earlier one) convert, and
dressed
       it out with the '69's stuff. Then registered it. (Note that the
parts I
       salvaged were not, nor ever will be used like that.) What then?
       It could happen. To ANY type car...... A registry is no
guarantee!
       -Mark

 
Mark, as long as we never start a 1969 Corsa registry, we are okay!
<grin> -Seth