MattNall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You guys crack me up!! ME in that??? I just > didn't realize Nash used the name Greenbrier > BEFORE GM! The Wikipedia article has this to say about the resort: The Greenbrier is a luxury resort located in the Allegheny Mountains near White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, in
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Funny timing, similar adapters (Offies, no Thomas) on e-Bay now: Not connected with seller. Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Vega wagon, or maybe even hatch? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Bump.
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orloman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am entertaining the thought of eventually > swapping out the front bucket seats in my 1967 > coupe with a bench seat and had the following > questions: > > 1) Would a bench seat from any 1965 and up bolt > right in or would the seat have to be from 67, 68 > or 69? > > 2) How dif
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Due to a dearth of old American car magazines (sure, you can find half dozen titles on trucks, mostly diesel - there's even a mag for first generation Broncos!), I read a lot of classic Brit car mags. Identifying the car as a Herald was easy. But curious to know, besides the license plate, what made you guys think Egypt or Iran? I would have guessed Lebanon, Beirut was at one time billed as Pa
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The coupe cousin to your 'vert, Aztec bronze in and out. Believe you're having more fun with yours, though. Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Hi Kyle, Do you have that much camber dialed in , or are you about to lose a ball joint? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Please add me to the want list. When ready, the bell, fan and pulley will be parts of one kit?
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Matt, All my Ford parts catalogs are from the Sixties, so no help there. Once you have a part number, try this search function: If no one can help you with a number, try Green Sales in Cincinnati, they have all the catalogs and deal exclusively in obsolete FoMoCo parts. Just don't try sneaking any '66 Galaxie parts out the door, those are all mine! Scott '61 BMW 700 coupe '65 C
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Wanted to Buy Looking for a 1966 140hp manual trans air conditioned block or engine. Following the recent sale and discussion on the value of the RR Corsa 140 a/c block, not sure I have the resources for an RZ block, but thought I would see what's available. I'm located in Indiana, willing to travel for the right piece, have an engine about ready to go together, so would prefer a bare block,
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As others have said, Buster, I love the color/trim combo on your Corsa. I don't remember much about Kessler, but that must be by the back bay? Was that close to the open air auto hobby shop? As a naïve 22 year old mid-Westerner used to working in a steel mill, Mississippi and southern music and culture were eye openers. Hope to get back some day. Scott Keesler AFB "alumnus" October 1974
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UnauthorizedServiceTech, Being a gas pump jockey/light bulb - wiper blade - oil - tire - fan belt changer back when they were fairly common, it seemed strange to me that the '64 Impala SS wheelcover was about the only one that covered the whole rim. Am I forgetting others? UST, I like the '63 spinners on your car. Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Did you notice any Corvair "transplants"? I didn't see any BMW bubble cars, Isetta, 600, 700. Do you know if the VW guys reach out to them?
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Anyone besides Starr Cooke have an RZ ('66 140 a/c) block or engine for sale? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Building a Monza, would be happy with an RZ block, anyone have one of those for sale? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Cheaper, and quicker, to learn how to do it yourself? If you make a mistake, you start over. Still would take less than four years? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Just found out today the Kelmark adapter I bought is probably for a sbc instead of the hoped for 215. Is that an Art Silva adapter? Wish I'd thought to ask you to make tracings of the faces and measurements for the depth while the drivetrain was apart. Were the previous pistons flat tops or pop ups? Could you have retained the previous pistons by using the 300 aluminum heads with the 54cc com
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I'd forgotten what a fox Teri Garr was! Thanks, Seth! Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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I bought the Kelmark adapter Jim Stukenborg advertised here a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, neither of us were able to identify it. My Kelmark catalog shows ten different adapters were cast, 5 each for 1964-5 and 1966-69 transaxles. There were no numbers cast or stamped in the adapters, so after searching Google images, I believe this one is for a Chevy V-8. Space between the upper two bolts is 8
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From what one can see, looks a bit like a Twin Navion, a beautiful airplane itself, but understand this is a homebuilt. Many happy hours and flights to them both. Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe 32 years air traffic control
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Ditto.
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Are those BMW wheels? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Caraholic4life Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Congratulations to all the Weiners. Anthony says "Thank you!" from whatever jail cell he's in! Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Pauk, Gauge and clock arrived Friday, good packaging job. Thanks! Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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Friend from the Capri forum forwarded some photos of Hot August Nights. Looks like Rover valve covers. Anyone know the car? Scott
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I got to the Pittsburgh convention motel Thursday morning, and in the upper parking lot near the vendors was a bronze or firethorn lm two door, a mid-engine with a Corvair engine in the back seat area. I kept hoping to run into the owner and ask how it handled, compared to a stock car. After that day, the engine cover was in place and I didn't get any photos. Is the owner on the forum, or does
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Not affiliated with sellers or owners 1965 Corsa turbo convertible, listed as Monza Meyers Manx SR Corvair powered Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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So my 1961 BMW 700 Coupe would be welcomed, or any Isetta, or 600, for that matter? Got a ways to go before that happens, though. Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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The wheels I want to buy only come 15" X 5 1/2", and I need to use at least a 1" adapter for the bolt pattern. Going on a '66 coupe with stock springs and drum brakes, can anyone tell me the "et" I need to request from the foreign manufacturer? Scott '65 Corsa basket case '66 Monza coupe
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