CORVAIR MEMORY LANE PART TWO

Vintage Corvair photos

[@zxtenn]

At age 68 i am loving the music memories

[@MarkAnderson-vg5vq]

Great video " just imagine if the Corvair would have kept developing like the Porsche where it would be now . My dad had a 67 Corvair red convertible when I was a kid along with a 66 VW Bus . Great memories and lots of fun .

[@corvairjim1]

Great stuff as always. Some of the street scenes from Anytown, U.S.A. really give these videos a sense of "you are there". But I especially liked the shot of Donna Mae's pink Stinger @ 3:40.

[@GUAMANIANable]

By collecting these vintage pictures of Corvairs you have also documented the look and feel of American life in the mid-sixties. We will never see that country again. The photo of the boy at 5:27 is especially haunting.

[@rizzlerazzleuno4733]

The Flying Corvair is my favorite. Thanks for collecting these photos.

[@mus1imsmerdur954]

radial tires helped a lot...

[@sunmanav8]

At 5:31, is that a person hanging from the bar sign?

[@zappatx]

Love 1:28

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

Plenty of room in that front trunk for cases of Pabst Blue Ribbon. What memories! My late husband would fill er up and crack open a few on the way home. then the cops started getting heat from them MADD folks and started arresting him for being liquored up while drivin.

[@archepytus8596]

Those were the days.

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

Archepytus Yup!

[@packingten]

"Ahhh yes those were the days"..Guys driving around. SLOSHED..Drunk shitfaced. Any ideas on how many innocent people lost their lives from a driver who was,"Making memories"? I'm 70 and loved the 50s,60s&70s but I'm glad they cracked down on drunks driving and killing others. I should been arrested MANY TIMES!.