<VV> Corsa Tach in Late Monza Clock Space (humor)

[Alan and Clare Wesson]

I've been looking for one for ages (don't forget that I am in the UK and 
they don't grow on trees here, and I have never seen one at Hershey!).

Luckily my email has brought forth the offer of one, which I shall gladly 
accept, so I will not have to stare at the ugly blanking cover any more! For 
some reason I think it is particularly ugly and nasty-looking, and the idea 
of having three huge dials but only getting a speedo and fuel gauge is 
ludicrous!

Cheers

Alan


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "mike hicks" <mhicks130 at cox.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 5:19 AM
Subject: <VV> Corsa Tach in Late Monza Clock Space (humor)


> =================================================================
> And that's why I am still looking for something to fill that cheap, ugly,
> blank space in the middle of my dash that forever reminds me that the bean
> counters were firmly in charge at GM in the 60s.
> =================================================================
>
> Well gee, what could you possibly put in that cheap, ugly bean-counter
> blank space???  Hmmm....  There has to be something.  Oh, what could it
> be.  Wait a minute, didn't Chevy offer something that you could put
> there?  Oh yeah, they did -  a clock.  Now there's a notion, you could
> get yourself a Monza clock and stick it in there.  From my experience,
> it's pretty much bolt in easy too.  Now the clocks tend to be darn near
> useless at telling time but at least it looks nice and helps you forget
> about the bean counters.
>
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