Chevrolet's First Small Car & Chevrolet's Newest Small Car
- Thread starter AndrewGS
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Andrew, that's pretty cool! I had a friend who owned a Corvair... that thing was a blast to drive around in, and we had more than our fair share of fun cruisin' in that car.
Do you own your own warehouse or something?
If so, it must be nice to be able to wash your car inside, summer or winter, anytime you want!
Do you own your own warehouse or something?
If so, it must be nice to be able to wash your car inside, summer or winter, anytime you want!
AndrewGS
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Do you own your own warehouse or something?
I wish! I have to take it to get washed indoors and the building you see in the background of this photo is a local fire house.
RichieRocket
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AndrewGS, nice Corvair! What year is that?
Years ago, I bought a '65 Corvair, dark burgandy red, with a Olds 455 & Toranado FWD tranny in the rear. It was a stock '72 motor so it was OK but not crazy fast. The thing was a money pit. Unfortunately, I was still in college and could not put money into it to make it really fast. I ended up selling it. Oh, if only I kept it 20 years ago
Years ago, I bought a '65 Corvair, dark burgandy red, with a Olds 455 & Toranado FWD tranny in the rear. It was a stock '72 motor so it was OK but not crazy fast. The thing was a money pit. Unfortunately, I was still in college and could not put money into it to make it really fast. I ended up selling it. Oh, if only I kept it 20 years ago
Oh, ok. I saw another PIC of your ride in that warehouse-looking building, with a couple of guys either in or around her, and it looked like an indoor detailers winter paradise!
Like I said, I wish I had a heated, indoor place with hot/cold water and drainage to wash/wax/detail my car(s) during the winter months. One can dream, I guess!
Anyway, nice rides!!!
AndrewGS
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AndrewGS
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Actually, it's just a car I saw for sale next to the local fire house. I'd love to have it though. It's an automatic and they had the little selector on the dash next to the gauges. Pretty cool.
