I know of one problem with the Corvair, the engine would fall out if you stopped on a steep hill going up. Happened to a friend of mine more than once. I know two brothers that spent a lot of time picking up busted Corvairs and towing them out to their farm in Florida. Must of had about 30 or so, all over the place. From time to time they would go out and "gather" parts as needed. I don't know what happened to the farm by now. The kind of stuff legends are made of. ed- I got VW sickness, don't need no Corvair malady. |
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