<VV> Getting stranded in a Corvair

[Taruffi57 at aol.com]

I fail to see why true Corvair guys - who have presumably gone over their  
cars thoroughly - and in most cases, owned them for years, AND would carry a 
few  parts back-ups, would be apprehensive about driving their cars on 
trips of ANY  distance.  The only time I ever had a Corvair let me down - and I 
have  owned at least 10, was when my '65 Corsa 140 dropped a valve seat in 
Nowhere  Florida. (around Cross City and Chiefland - if you want to Mapquest  
that one).  Had to catch a Greyhound.  Of course, that was in the  '70's.
 
Joe Dunlap
 
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In a message dated 11/1/2014 11:05:18 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
virtualvairs-request at corvair.org writes:

Guess I  better go read my benefits booklet as I don't recall seeing 
> that  one.  BUT, I DO like the 200 mile tow range (by flatbed) in case 
>  I somehow get stranded in a Corvair.
> Later,  JR