<VV> Nice Article to outweigh all the Nader-inspired drivel

[Charles Lee]

The '67 - '69 had the Camaro-like thin line "Strato-buckets" but I believe
that the chrome rings on the '66 taillights were thinner and fell off, so GM
made them a little bigger in '67?

More likely that the taillights have been rep-laced than the seats, so I'm
thinking it's a '66?

However, the author never says that the car in the pix is a '65, he was just
using "65" as a generic word for the late model?

Anyway, it's an accurate and well-written article that should be better
publicized to outweigh all the Nader-inspired drivel that seems to get all
the publicity?

Charles Lee


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Subject: Re: <VV> Nice Article

Cool article.... though the pictures are of a 1966/67 Monza coupe, not a 
1965.


On 9/11/2015 7:56 PM, Eric Lucas via VirtualVairs wrote:
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http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2010/04/curbside-classic-the-best-european-
car-ever-made-in-american-car-1965-corvair-monza/#more-353698
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> May have been shared previously but it is a good one.
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> Eric in Indiana
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