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The air cooled 2-4-6-10 cylinder modular engine project was an engineering concept study looking to reduce the cost to produce the production...
10 cylinder Corvair-based air-cooled modular engine in a stretched 62 Impala coupe built by GM Engineering staff in Watrren, MI. This was the out...
How about a Honda CB750K2 4-cyl motorcycle that I bought for $1400 (brand spankin' new) traded to one of my room mates back in college daze for...
The only buyer of these parts was the factory as the repairs were free to the customer. By 1975 any inventory left in dealer's parts department...
Here is/was my 1960 Laurentian sedan. This one had the 261 straight 6 in it and a cast iron powerglide. The 261 was also put in Chev and Maple...
A friend's 1964 Corvair coupe. Previous owner was a drag racer and had three engines for the car: #1 was a fresh rebuild back in the car and ready...
This 1960 Corvair's name is "Stubby" for obvious reasons. Was a 4-door now a 2-door. The builder's reason for chopping up a perfectly good...
How about a garage with a couple of Allards? One has a Caddy overhead V8 and the other has an early Chrysler hemi. Wow![ATTACH]
Mis-information re: cooling fans on Corvair engines. All 1960 thru 1963 Corvair engines came with a cooling fan made of metal/steel. There was...
My suggestion: If you want to learn more about the Corvair hobby make plans to drive up to Ann Arbor, Michigan the weekend of July 7-8-9th and...
How about the 1967 Chevrolet Astro 1 show car? After a while GM lost interest in it and it was scheduled to be pulled from a warehouse storage...
I have a Carter AFB 4758S carb. Date code is Feb 1969. It appears to be complete but has been sitting on a shelf for a long time. Throttle plates...
How about the prototype Corvair Monza coupe? Chevrolet built up two Corvair coupes to present at the 1960 New Car Shows in Detroit, Chicago and...
Us Corvair enthusiasts suffer fools often at cruise nights and/or car shows. The mere mention of that Ralph guy makes us bristle. I did get my...
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