<VV> Hood and trunk lettering

[Hugo Miller]

No holes anywhere on mine. Not even any holes in the brace piece (in 
the front of the front trunk) to access the holes. I'm beginning to 
wonder whether somebody has swapped the VIN? It has no damper on the 
engine, but it has the transverse spring on the back. It has the later 
front 'grille' emblem & side emblems, so who knows?
Frankly I don't much care - it's a Nevada or Arizona car and, apart 
from a couple of pin holes in the front floor pans, there is no rust on 
it anywhere, and that is what counts.

On 2019-11-24 00:56, FrankDuVal via VirtualVairs wrote:
> Someone either replaced the lids with 61 to 63 items, or filled in
> the holes where the letters mount. Early 64 production had a foam
> inside the trunk lid, which caused the letter area to rust out. Later
> production had nuts on the bottom of the trunk lid holding the 
> letters
> on.
>
> Frank DuVal
>
> On 11/23/2019 11:41 PM, Hugo Miller via VirtualVairs wrote:
>> I have four 1964 convertibles. Three have 'CORVAIR' on both the back 
>> & front of the car. The fourth has neither. Does anybody know the 
>> significance of this? The one without the lettering is a 900 made in 
>> Willow Run & I believe is about the eighteen thousandth off the 
>> production line (VIN is 40967W 118001).
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