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Date:         Wed, 15 May 96 22:54 CDT
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From:         khooper@wsp1.wspice.com (Ken Hooper)
Subject:      Re: Selling EIGHT Corvairs, cheap!

> I know that this isn't a bus question, but, will a Corvair engine >fit inside a 'Thing' (type 181). My 181 hasn't moved in about 10 years and >the motor is one of it's many troubles (it didn't make it into the garage so >it's been sitting half-in half-out all these years). I looked in my Kennedy >engine adapter catalog to see if it would be a good fit, and the catalog had >nothing to say about 181's. This was my first car and it has some >nostalagic value to me, as such I wouldn't want to butcher it. Just wondering.

No. If you put one of these in a 181 it would take flight and snap your neck and then you might sue me. I am disqualifying you. You'll thank me later. ;)

Actual Bus people:

I am going out tomorrow morning to cruise these yard cars and see what can be gleaned. I have hypothetical definites (!) from two people as of now. Probably I'll take enough to satisfy the definites plus one for me in case I ever decide I need air conditioning. The Cruise Director asserts that I cannot buy anything unless I know I can sell it so if you want one then get on the stick.

--Ken 68 Westy, 71 Bus


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