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Ralph Nader killed that car. I knew an attorney in St Pete, Fl named Bob Nunez and he was on the defense team of General Motors as they fought against Nader's Army. He swore by the car and said it was one of the greatest engineering achievements in automotive history. In the late 1970's I bought a 1961 Corvair for $50.00. The car had been owned by a friends MIL and was in great shape other than the body. It was not garaged and the paint had faded to a pale, very pale green. I drove it all over the place, back roads and swampy ground and the thing performed wonderful. Never a problem.We had a corvair when I was little. Four of us kids and my parents pretty much filled it up.
Good morning D
Another busy busy day
Hope it’s a good one for all
Great movie!Good thing you got off when you did. I think this guy got on board at the next stop.
I was outside and felt a slight tremor in the Force...then I see the CATS mad a FG to take the lead!
My mother kept a jar of kerosene (she called it coal oil) for such purposes. There were four of us kids, and somebody was always bleeding from something. The spot bleeding would get doused with coal oil. Not sure what it did to stop the bleeding, but it’s a wonder nobody went up in flames.
Thanks didn’t know thatIt's a carcinogen and she was putting it on an open wound, right into the bloodstream.
Thanks didn’t know that
Lost by 24 and the spread was 23 1/2.
'Riding on the city of New Orleans' . . . . . Illinois Central Monday morning rail
'Riding on the city of New Orleans' . . . . . Illinois Central Monday morning rail
Cats wiped out two weeks in a row.