<VV> Time Has Come Today - the road calls...

[kcvair at netscape.com]

I did have both vairs out today with no particular place to go, just took them out and drove them.  Did notice the price of 87 octane was $3.19 and I use the hi octane at .20  more a gallon..  I'm getting ready for the day I can't afford to drive as far.  Doing Mini-marthon Saturday (13.1 Miles) and on to Corvair show in the afternoon.  I'm 68 and hope to be able do it for a few more years as that's one thing that keeps me going.   Ken

KCVAIR
66 CORSA CN W/AIR
65 CORSA CP

--- korvayrouille66 at yahoo.com wrote:

From: Tamias Metis <korvayrouille66 at yahoo.com>
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Subject: <VV> Time Has Come Today  - the road calls...
Date: Wed, 2 May 2007 13:29:41 -0700 (PDT)

Eric from Minnesota makes a fantastic point.   To borrow a famous bit from legendary Ray Charles,  ... hit the road...     For people the simple advice is always  eat  more fruits and vegetables  and be sure to get enough fiber  AND  try and get away from the house/office  daily and simply go on a 45minute walk around the neighborhood, etc  or if thats not possible do what you can at least twice a week and then try three times until you get almost daily.  That is what my friend and neighbor Dr George tells people who casually ask him on the street or in the line at the grocery store. Sounds simple but most people don't.  Years ago when my parents were still alive,  I  had  friends  always tell me that they would see my parents walking several miles everyday whether the  temp outside was  35  or  95   and then they would sometimes  joke that  they themselves couldn't  hardly make it to the mailbox  or play one hole without an EZ-GO (this was when we were late 30's -40's and
 my folks were well over 75 and 80 -- something they did until my dad died at over 90  back in '99.   What does this have to do with cars and Corvairs in particular---- well   just  as   aging  human beings and thats everybody,   the old saying  "Use it or lose it"   certainly applies, and aging motor vehicles are not too different in suffering mechanical atrophy from lack of movement.    The Vair doesn't need Metamucil  or bran flakes,   just  decent gas,  oil   and a good drive.    Hey,  those of you with  dogs  walk them and feed them  and play with them everyday,  I know you do.   Though your Corvair can't bark, or chase a tennis ball,  it wants to growl and hit the road too.  --And you don't have to scoop after it.    Basic message : do what is right for both you and your cars.   Check the oil, tires, gas and brakes.. and  maybe grab a hat, sunglasses,  a few choice tunes,  possibly the Mrs. to ride shotgun or just the dog,  pop the top if thats the case, no poppin
 brewskies and no pre ride cocktails for the driver .   Ya remember the old rock song that went:  " I just want to celebrate another day of living ,  I just wanna celebrate another day of life "      Remember the old Schlitz motto:  go for the gusto, ... cause you only go around once...   To quote  another famous Minnesota son:  "may you stay Forever Young"    and  "head on down Highway 61"       Time for  takin it to the streets,  Feelin' Alright, Southbound, Blue Sky, Ramblin' Man,  Good Golly Miss Molly, ...Angie, ain't it good to be alive,  ...Beep, Beep ...Beep, Beep,  Yeah... rollin down highway 41 ,  just enjoyin' da ride ,  the tunes, the company, the sights, the whole experience  with No Particular Place To Go..  What better way to enjoy your favorite car..., sure it looks good in the garage but the road calls... In the words of the Chambers Brothers,  "Time Has Come Today" !                 -  Tamias   Metis  


       
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