<VV> Authenticity question about a 1960 Corvair?

[Chris & Bill Strickland]

>Guys: my 62 102 hp coupe (verified by VIN) was a late car and has a 63
>wiring harness in it.
>

That ones easy to give an alternative version for -- the original 
wiring  harness was defective and replaced under waranty, probably about 
1963

There are really a myriad of differences between a 60 and a 61 -- really 
little things, as well as the stuff one can notice -- tail lights, rear 
view mirrors, inside and out, exhaust, badging, trim, upholstery, rear 
package deck area, battery NOT in the left wheel well, manual choke 
(holes where it was removed), rear grill, knobs inc turn signal arm, 
interior shape of trunk, rear motor mount, aluminum 3-speed if so 
equipped,  and everything that has already been mentioned, except the 
wheels are the same., and both cars could have heater deletes, or the 61 
could have a gas heater as an option.  Remember, anything that bolts, 
screws, or fastens to the body can be unscrewed, unfastened, or unbolted 
and replaced by other parts by the factory or anybody else.

The VIN plate in the door frame is held on by two spot welds, not pop 
rivets.

Bill Strickland