<VV> Jay Leno's video greeting from the Corsa convention

Brent Fullard brent.fullard at rogers.com
Sun Sep 2 19:17:50 EDT 2012


I had the exact same reaction 
about Jay's mechanic. However he seems to have changed his smug attitude after he had completed the Corvair engine rebuild. Obviously at that point he came to realize that there was more to these Corvairs engines that 
he had (wrongly) assumed. Hard to fault someone who has the capacity to change their minds when all the facts come in.





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> From: Steven J. Serenska <corvair at serenska.com>
>To: virtualvairs at corvair.org 
>Sent: Sunday, September 2, 2012 10:25:48 AM
>Subject: Re: <VV> Jay Leno's video greeting from the Corsa convention
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>VVers:
>> Geez, you must be a Republican!
>> >RonH
>> >(Note that Romney, Rich and Republican all start the same.)
>[RonH also starts with an 'R', but VV-Talk doesn't.  Please take this 
>sort of stuff over there.]
>
>On a more on-topic note, the most offensive line for me in the original 
>Jay Leno Rampside video was when his engine mechanic visibly sneers at 
>Leno's suggestion that the Corvair engine is similar to a Porsche 
>engine.  When I saw it for the first time, I thought to myself:
>
>"What a bloody snob!  Get that guy outta that Corvair engine compartment 
>immediately!  Oh, and by the way, Mr. Smug Jagoff, Chevrolet solved the 
>'How do I cool the middle cylinders in a 6-cylinder air-cooled engine' 
>problem 3 years before the first flat-6 appeared in a Porsche 911!  
>Let's hear your thoughts on that one, dipwad."
>
>Here's the video: 
>http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/video/1961-chevrolet-corvair-95-rampside/1115754
>
>The sneer occurs at approx. 6:48.  Compared to that bit of jagoff 
>snobbery, Leno's "first one on the scene of an accident" joke concerning 
>FC's didn't offend me in the least.
>
>Steven "Rampside also begins with 'R'" Serenska
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