<VV> 1960 3-speed

[shortle]

Let's not forget the '60 aluminum 4 speed (did it ever make it to a car?). I believe it is at the Corvair Museum in Ypsi.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301


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>Well, I loved the '60 Corvair when it came out, but in retrospect, considering all the changes made just for '61, you could say the whole car was a practice run.  But what a change for the whole industry.
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>Bob
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>From: Clark Hartzel <chartzel at comcast.net>
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>Sent: Tue, Feb 7, 2012 4:01 pm
>Subject: <VV> 1960 3-speed
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>This year was just "practice" until the real transmissions were built.
>RIN
>lark Hartzel
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