<VV> 1969 Suspension ID

[Chris Mann]

agreed. try to stay on topic. I was looking for visual clues on suspension differences on ANY year Corvair, just so happen to own a 69.
 
 I found a white sticker last night while working on the brakes, it was pretty brittle and just barely legible. If I were to follow Kent Sullivan's web page info on suspension tag ID's HL=heavy duty springs/shocks on the rear. So for now, I have answered my question, I guess, and will just pat myself on the back and convince myself I have three desirable options on my green on green 69 monza. Now I'm feeling a little better about this recent purchase I have made, for awhile I thought I might have been ripped off by the "quality" of the guy that sold it to me.
 
Tony Underwood <tonyu at roava.net> wrote: At 02:11 PM 9/17/2007, Matt Nall wrote:
>As I understand it...  by 1969  they were just using up all the 
>parts thay had.....you were lucky to get 4 matching wheel covers....etc.
>
>Build quality is supposedly way down...  67's being considered the 
>BEST quality overall..




There are three '69s in the fleet here.   A 4th belongs to someone 
else and is stored here.


None of these '69 Corvairs exhibit any build quality issues that 
could be regarded as "way down".  Not trying to spark a debate.   I'm 
just sayin'...



tony..   
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