Driving My 1961 Corvair 1000 Miles into the Desert!

[@Rudysadventureanddesignreal]

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[@chuckhoffman7603]

If it's Navy, it's CMV-22B Osprey.

[@UmmmmmmmWhat]

Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, it has different designations in service depending on configuration, but thats the 'make and model' of the base version 😉

[@johnblaha275]

Those 2 Plane's you took a photo with on the way home from Palm Springs CA in the Desert were U.S. AIR FORCE OSPREY - an yes, they are being looked over due to recent Crashes with 1 killing 8 men near Japen in the Ocean.

[@thewillyway5291]

Those planes are Marine Corps MV-22 ospreys. Funny story those planes are from my old Squadron VMM-163 based out of Miramar California. i just left them in Oct to move to the east coast. I can almost guarantee you chatted up with some of my buddies.

[@xiapong6277]

typical Gen Z child. At 2:35 your own father calls you a kid and he meant it, so a better title would be "Driving my Father's 1961 Corvair" and then making him fix it after already gifting it to me. Learn to be an adult Rudy. Your brother Rhett is more grown up for goodness sake. You are worse than that watching the watchman kid who is son to Amagansett Press. Another grown child who's parents did everything for him and yet is unwilling to try and make it on his own and be honest about his position. Sounds familiar don't it..

[@MattsOffRoadRecovery]

I’m really bummed that I missed this trip. Never again.

[@steven.h0629]

I saw MORR on the white board there doing the belt toss .. thought it was your team 👍😎✊

[@EricSt-q7k]

If Matt and Rudy go next year I'll go too. FROM SLC with my 65 coupe. In true Morr colors.

[@carlholland3819]

is this actually matt or matt's spokesperson?

[@DarkHawk666]

​@@carlholland3819Matt

[@MrBillsfishin]

Seemed weird the guy with a Corvair Fetish and two containers full of parts wouldn't have joined his son and dragged Rhett along as well. Lol

[@stevesheldon5153]

The cool thing is, as busy as Matt is what does he always take time for? His sons and any of their problems! Absolutely awesome!!

[@charlesjohnsjr.5809]

He’s a Good dad. I didn’t understand that while my father was alive how much he did for me much the same way Matt does for his kids.

[@rodneystorick6453]

He better, not to be an ass. I watch Rudy when he was a youngster and Matt’s channel was Winder towing. Rudy helped build Matt’s towing. The KZbin channel

[@POSTAPRILSIXTH]

Neat video, my father owned. 4 different corvairs in 1981-82. Made between 1962-64. He sold them all in 1983.

[@cmkrcs1]

I love how you and your family are always ready to casually swap a Corvair motor!

[@mebebrb]

Anybody else think "like father, like son" when Rudy said "it might be outa gas" :)

[@opendstudio7141]

Yep. Sometimes when Rudy is telling a story, he sounds just like his Dad. Which is a great compliment for the family. Since many people never know their dads anymore.

[@fred414141]

.... he got it honest! lol

[@mikemcmorrow6646]

That was the first thing I thought of…and he did not have a gas can. LOL

[@mattkoons8886]

Running out of gas and not wanting to stop working to eat.

[@timothygeiger8271]

All he needed was to touch something hot, like his dad does😃😃😂😂

[@kerrybeth1]

V-22 Osprey is the aircraft you came across. I’m surprised they let you drive around them.

[@ssu7653]

Strange what manners and respect can get you, out in the middle of nowhere ;)

[@randalmartin438]

They are in mouth ball

[@broncogrizz]

@@randalmartin438 It is kind of weird they are just parked there along the highway, but I don't think they are mothballed. The mothballed aircraft are generally kept down at Davis-Monthan and would be inside a secure area controlled by the military. Looks like there is a Marine training base there in Yucca valley so likely there for some exercises.

[@randalmartin438]

@@broncogrizz on the first one they pulled up to the power head was taken apart and he said there's really nothing much left of them but I agree with you where the mothball planes are at are not out in the desert in between Nevada the mothball planes are down in California

[@addesigncntr2708]

@@randalmartin438 No not mothballs, they use that airfield for training all of the time. Must have had a malfunction and decided it was safer to just park it there than try to fly it back to 29 Palms. And it's public land, you have as much right to drive around as the Marines do. Nothing secret that you would be able to see anyway. There's also an Army base out there, you sometimes see Blackhawks parked here as well.

[@my3sons386]

Now that’s a good Father, no matter how busy you are, you make time for your Kids. 🙏🏼

[@johnboynb]

I love how Rudy describes it as a quick fix, that only involved a complete engine out.

[@mikebougher3731]

I've never worked on a corvair but did pull a few engines on a vw bug. It only took about 30 minutes to take out. I'd imagine the corvair is about the same.

[@americanrambler4972]

@@mikebougher3731 when I was a teenager, I had a friend who could back his Corvair into the carport, jack it up, remove the wheel, pull the axle shafts, disconnect everything, drop the engine/tranxaxle, pull it out from under the car, put it on a bench, hook up a gas supply and battery and start and run the engine in 13 minutes flat. I actually timed him with my watch. He was quite good at it. He was r&r them quite often for one reason or another.

[@steven.h0629]

With the V dubb is was easy cause you leave the transaxle in place..

[@tomparker9966]

My wife and I could pull a 911 engine and transaxle in under 90 minutes. I could pull a VW engine in 30 minutes by myself. The Corvair was a great car by Chevrolet. Ralph Nader really screwed us on that one. I might agree with him on the Pinto gas tank ruptures but Ford could have fixed that problem.

[@Timsmith-q3y]

Good old Dad saves the day.

[@dougparker9865]

When I was growing up my mothers car was a 61 Corvair Lakewood station wagon, with 4 on the floor, in the same green color. My father was a former Navy aircraft mechanic so he kept it running great. My sister and I both learned to drive in that car before we bought our own. I still remember the engine oil smell when you turned on the heat.. So.... throughout the sixties once a week mom would put a dollars worth of gas in it...... that was about a quarter to a third of a tank back then and that would last the whole week of errands.. In the early 70's once mom splurged and filled it up. to the top...... on the way home there was a funny metalic boink, boink, boink sound coming from the front...... We finally tracked the sound down by rocking the car in the driveway and it was the brass fuel gauge float boinking off the top of the gas tank.... someplace it had never been for the previous 10 years mom owned it. Lots of good memories watching this.

[@billbillinger2491]

Rhett is a spunge...soaking up the knowledge & experience around him. You are rapidly becoming a great problem solver & mechanic.

[@mrfunnylookinhayes9088]

I was thinking the same. I was thinking, I never see him and Rudy work together on anything. Rudy have to invite him over to do my projects.

[@Skorpychan]

He's hit the age where that starts to seem like a good idea, it seems. Knowledge is power, and it's time to start power levelling.

[@Htfhjooffhgghwwwwdf]

I agree. He is a very clever individual.

[@berniedmj1]

Give it some time & he’ll have a growth spurt being taller than his dad.

[@TC-4343]

He is the most naturally gifted driver in the family and will only get better with some more experience and seat time.

[@ordinarypete]

I love seeing Rudy with Matt.

[@Jim-fe2xz]

The aircraft looked like V-22 Osprey. I live in north San Diego county not far from Camp Pendleton and hear them fly over from time to time - make a very distinctive sound. I believe the Marines are the only branch using them. There's a training center near 29 Palms.

[@StephenShankland]

Yes, I agree on V-22 Osprey. I've seen them a couple times flying around, most recently the California side of Lake Tahoe. VTOL is coming back into fashion with all the electric air taxis people are working on.

[@albapfalzd3102]

The U.S. Marines Corps, the U.S. Airforce, the U.S. Navy and the Japanese Self Defense Force all use a version of the V-22. Those in the video are Marine V-22s.

[@gearheaddave9639]

you mean those flying pieces of shit! Should of kept the chinooks instead of these!!

[@slrtlogistics4682]

It's really nice to see your family working on things all together. Matt is really a very strong hold to all his kids.

[@MotoDeSoto]

When I was growing up in the sixties and seventies, we had a neighbor that had a Corvair. I asked my dad why it always had legs sticking out from underneath it, he said they came that way from the factory. 😂

[@BigGuy8059]

Priceless!

[@maxironpaw]

That black Gen 2 that gave you a lift for gas - - that car was smooooth! Nice vid!

[@jeepindave5464]

Every farther loves sharing his hobbies with his children.

[@wolfguardian8312]

Thank you Reudi 'fer taking us on your trip. Very nice and I'm so pleased that you had no problems with the Corvair....Now, get 'ta restoring that gem.....LoL

[@clipper1083]

That must of made your Dads day he got to see his Son and work on a Corvair. Lucky your Dad has the biggest collection of Corvair parts and Covair knowledge

[@WatanabeNoTsuna.]

19:23 Oh, ok, NOW I see why they like Corvairs! That coupe looks gorgeous!!!! 😍😍😍

[@baddreams1436]

I like your videos but I wont lie, I enjoy seeing you and your dad interact. looking forward to more of your videos

[@kenhoward-h9e]

Hey Rudy you should put a quart of DuraLube oil treatment in the engine it will help to keep the engine running cooler and free up any friction. I swear by it, if you haven't ever used it you will put it in every engine you own. I use it in chainsaws right up to big diesel engines. Just don't put it in an engine that hasn't been broken in yet.

[@adnan1alim]

I always love to see matt helping out his son who is grown up. There is so pure and man bonding and matt is really nice person and Rudy let's matt lead always that shows his respect towards matt ❤❤❤

[@paulc4047]

Lots of good stuff going on in this video. Matt and his family remind us how important family is. Your turn Rudy!

[@adnan1alim]

Matt dives in when his son needs him.❤ He makes sure to solve Rudys problems so that he can enjoy. As rhey say 1 father can takecare of 10kids but 10kids cannot takecare of 1 father, thats the fathers love for his kids.❤

[@KEIFabrication]

Those Aircraft are V22 Ospreys. I have done lots of Corvair engine work, and I have never seen the loose torque converter bolts! Great trip and lots of VERY nice Corvairs!

[@russellsharpley7926]

Great to see Matt and Rudy working together……

[@tomhendricksen1805]

I needed to change the clutch on my Greenbriar van and had never changed a clutch before. I started at 6 PM, and after completing the change I learned there is a right way and a wrong way to put the disk between the pressure plate and the flywheel. I had to change the clutch again using only a floor jack and jack stands to raise the car and lower the engine. In the end, over about 6 hours I removed the engine, changed the clutch, and reinstalled the engine by myself twice. I really enjoyed that 6-door Greenbriar van, which I had installed a 140 HP Corsa engine along the way.

[@cbl3030]

Glad to see them working together. I sure miss my dad. Things we take for granted.

[@tomparker9966]

Love the convertables. Knew a girl in the early 70's that had one. We went everywhere in it, no maintenance except maybe an occasional oil change. Never gave problems. I think I put a fan belt on it for her and the top eventually started leaking but back then it didn't matter.

[@chucklight8656]

I love Corvairs' too, I've owned two '65 Corsa's. they were dependable, comfortable, fast and beautiful. They were two of the best handling cars I've owned in my 71 years of legal driving. I even modified the second one by removing the 4 carbs and installing a ram inducted manifold with a 650 cfm Holly. It worked perfectly! I'm a diehard Ford guy, but the Corvairs were my favorites. If GM hadn't stopped production, I think they would have surpassed Corvette in popularity.

[@thenewberrym.c.914]

Rudy you have one amazing dad. A dad that will drop everything to help you. You are very lucky.

[@bobbypatterson2548]

Matt and Rudy a great team. Shows the true fatherly love. Keep up the good work.

[@mikesveganlife4359]

I had a 65 Corvair Monza 4 speed manul that I pulled out of a field when I was 15 and spent the summer cleaning it up, replacing the clutch, fixing the brakes, and then fixing all the holes in the sheet metal. I then took it to a cheap paint company that painted it for $100. Some coil spring spacers I fit some aluminum uni-lug 14" wheels on it. Biggest issue were failed wheel bearings which on a high school budget were terribly expensive. One side I had to replace the knuckle. My mom was driving it and the clutch cable broke and stranded her in the middle of a intersection. I only ever ran junk yard tires on it. Eventually sold it to someone who was going to make a dune buggy out of it. When my dad and I replaced the clutch, we pulled the engine swapped the clutch and then put the engine back in. Then we found the thrust washer for the pinion bearing on the work bench. So we went to pull the engine back out and found we cross threaded one of the bell housing bolts. So we had to drill that out.

[@saginawdan]

Nice to see Rhett helping out. 😀

[@samspade7360]

It's so nice to see Rudy back in the shop (even for a little while) again. When you consider how many fine people have passed through the MORR shop (and including those currently there), you have one heck of a team (and you know I don't mean just "heck")! 👍👍👍👍👍❤😄

[@whistlinlipo]

“There’s nothing that can stop us” famous last words😂

[@truckindawg1]

Yup! That was the famous last words in the movie “crazy larry , dirty Mary! “Nothing can stop us now” then they slammed into a train! KABOOM!

[@rickreese5794]

I’m wit ol’ jo🤡🤪

[@motomuso]

"These Corvairs are tough..." Amen. I sure do miss my '64. What a car!

[@mannsjm]

Another great RAD road trip. No sleep, some problems to sort out, fun and adventure seems to be a common theme when traveling with Rudy.

[@CMcPhail]

You guys are awesome. No matter what life throws at you, you just smile and ask for more. Truly a lesson in rolling with the punches. Jeanelle is awesome, and the two of you make a great team. Enjoy these times, the memories will carry you through the lean times.

[@donnac.1609]

Great to see Rudy stop by his Dads for a bit of assistance! Both share their love of Corvairs! Trip ended up a success!!

[@lloydprunier4415]

Built an airboat using a Corvair engine back in the late 60's. Had two extra Corvairs and I left them at my parents house in a driveway beside the house. Neighbors complained about them setting there not bothering anybody so my parents got rid of them. It made my Dad so mad that he went and bought a 65' and kept it licensed and inspected just to show the neighbors they were idiots. The airboat was a blast for several years and the Corvair engine never let us down. I didn't have the power of the modern day airboats, but it took us to many places you couldn't get to by other boats or even walking because the shallow water was over mud several feet deep. Miss those days of doing things similar to what you guys are doing all the time!

[@robertr4193]

I'm glad your motor was good after all Hope it holds together it and the car for the rest of the trip. That military plane you saw I believe is called an Osprey. It takes off and lands vertically but transitions to regular horizontal flight once high enough to clear the props.

[@mrdude2702]

in high school I had a 62. watching your show I really miss it now. Those were CV-22 Osprey. Those propellers flip up to become rotors. Its a helicopter and an airplane, all in one. Thanks Rudy.

[@richardthomas1743]

That was a fun trip , there was some really nice Corvairs there! Next time please have Janelle as the hood model! LOL. Thanks for taking us along and thumbs UP!! 👍

[@scottcol23]

17:19 Wow there are a lot of shoes there now. In 2017 I stopped there while on my motorcycle and there were maybe 20 pairs of shoes on the canopy. That is really cool. I have a few pictures of it when I visited.

[@danrhoads2199]

Being a dad I love seeing you guys working together.

[@terryfeltner1248]

I have a 1962 wagon, and I love it. I also have a 1968 convertible. I've liked corvais for a long time, since the seventies

[@bob3485]

Matt. Every time I see you with your kids, I always wonder what it would be like to have a dad.. I love being a dad. My child is 51 years old at this time. But I just wondered what it had been like. Had I had a father like I see you being to these young men. I just love it, seeing you work with those kids. Thanks for the video.

[@tex5079]

same! i always wondered what life wouldve been like with my father around to point me in the right direction at life. thats one of the reasons i like watching matt and the fab rats.

[@om617yota8]

Same here. The person who contributed my genetic material on the male side was physically present, but there's no way he could be called a "dad". I've wondered what it would be like.

[@iamlexcda]

It was a pleasant surprise to see father and sons together again.

[@aarongraff9801]

Awesome video Ruddy. Thanks for taking us along. I enjoyed the extended video, bits of the drive and scenery along the way. And the different styles and types of corvairs. Looks like a fun adventure. Thanks for sharing.

[@jeffbville1]

I guess the registration sticker hadn't arrived yet. Still says 2019. Ok, so I appreciate the traveling in old equipment. It wouldn't occur to me to go 1000 miles in a 61 year old car. but you really stood proud in the midst of all those other guys with their polished machines. You deserve to be there. Could they have done that? Humm. I'm impressed totally.

[@MrEmmers13]

I miss seeing you working with your dad

[@fawkyooo7377]

Welcome to SoCAL Rudy lol gas prices are insane and every where you read average gas prices are sub $4 but the state with the most populous is paying $8 a gallon.

[@stucook8622]

It's always a good feeling when people that love you pull your butt outa the fire. Thanks for the interesting video 🐾

[@HarryCane305]

I know that sinking feeling, and the absolute Joy knowing its not the worst case! Yeah Baby!

[@jamani1086]

Nice to see Rhett helping out

[@andysaunders3708]

I love those old things. I remember our neighbour's one going up in flames in his driveway when we lived in Illinois. Still hasn't put me off.

[@UtahOutlander]

Awesome trip! Love the adventure and "like father, like son" fuel moments! 🤣 Keep up the great work Rudy and crew!! ❤

[@aaronmcclenson7090]

I didnt know it till now but i miss you and your dads interactions...wholesome

[@glenludwig9676]

What a awesome family. You all should be proud of each other. Good content Rudy. Just wished I seen more projects get finished.

[@b-rad4363]

Rudy, the Corvair is awesome . The patina. The stance. I know it's just made to work right now but it's great. Enjoy it as a driver, make it safe and reliable and enjoy it for what it is.

[@jeepindave5464]

Looking at this and I cannot believe the morrvair was born from this.

[@Gary.6.10.19]

My aunt once wrapped a corvaire wagon around a tree. Steering wheel buggered up her spleen.

[@samcambron1410]

Wikipedia Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is an American multi-mission, tilt-rotor military aircraft with both vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities. Used by the USMC, USAF, USN, and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force

[@mikebell9166]

Janelle has got to be one of the most patient women!.... she puts up with a lot from you, kiddo! And may I suggest the SureCan. Gasoline, 5 gallons, securely contained, and easy to pack. Worth every flipping penny!

[@CrankyOldNerd]

man you got saved by a really nice corvair, that blue/violet one is gorgeous.

[@jamesbrooks1388]

I was riding in my buddy's Corvair (spraying carb cleaner on the windshield to keep it de-iced) and the engine fell out as we went over the first set of train tracks. The third set stopped us dead at 45mph. we both hit the dash and couldn't stop laughing (partially due to the amount of carb cleaner we had been breathing). Then the tow truck that picked us up didn't tie the steering wheel down and the car was whipping side to side for a while. Good times in that Corvair!

[@melsjunk2645]

Its really hard for me to fathom having a vehicle over 10 years old thats not rusted! The sad part is both my 2004 impala and avalanche are pretty much see-thru lol I hit 2 moose a couple years ago with my avalanche just before xmas and when i got out to look, there must have been about 50lbs of rust on the highway!! Northwestern ontario canada, where the vehicles return to the earth naturally 😂

[@javman03]

Same thing in the rust belt Minnesota!

[@MrHub929]

The Air craft are Osprey VTOL , tilt rotors, the rotors tilt up to take off like a helio, then tilt forward to fly like an air plane.

[@zorander6]

Pretty sure those are Ospreys.

[@davidpayton8336]

I saw your Lakewood at Palm Springs. I drove my 65 coupe down from Bakersfield via a stop in Hacienda Heights to pick up one of my old car friends from the Edsel days in the 70s. Only problem I had was when we went to leave the parking lot the PG refused to go into reverse, we had to push it out of the parking space but it ran great coming home. I found out for the last year that the periodic problem with reverse was, it was a quart overfilled with the ATF. It jumps into reverse perfectly now after siphoning a quart out of the transmission. Thanks so much for sharing your road trip. 🙂👍

[@madhatte73]

How the hell did they let you get that close to the Ospreys? Wild, man!

[@mikeauld8484]

The Marines use that old abandoned airfield as a routine training stop. My friends have been dry camped there and those boys will come roaring in from San Diego at o'dark thirty and rattle your teeth out!

[@madhatte73]

@@mikeauld8484 nice, I used to work on an army base so I'm used to stuff being super high security

[@davidpotter3777]

Again, memories flooding my mind of my childhood in the corvair. Thanks guys. God bless you and your families Aloha and amen. Ps your Daddy loves you and it shows !

[@truckindawg1]

“There’s nothing so rare as a running corvair”

[@bobcooper1055]

Good thing to have a Dad that knows Corvairs.. Happy Days.. Good Dad..

[@mgman6000]

In 67 I had 60 Corvair wagon my Dad gave me when I was in the Navy,it was a tough little car lent to a buddy and he brought it back sounding like the muffler had fallen off I checked it and found the canister oil filter was leaking bad and there was no oil on the dipstick I dumped 2qts of STP in it and I quieted down and I drove it until I went overseas and my Dad drove it while I was away and I drove it again when I got back to the states.i finally sold it and bought a 62 Monza it was a good car also, Corvair got a bad rap IMO I never had any handling problems ever in the rain Nice video thanks

[@waynegoode966]

Nice trip, my first car was a 1964 convertible always working on it . And yes my Dad an Mom was driving it and the motor fell out in the middle of the road not a good time

[@PandasFknRule]

28:25 Those are MV-22 Ospreys, I used to be a SMA on the Air Force version.

[@rolandtb3]

Great that dad has tools and spares. Found the problem. An adventure, out of gas. That runs in the family. Had some fun, heading home.

[@jonboi2527]

Man this while episode was a vibe dude RAD video!! My hate goes off to Matt for helping his first born out big time he's so awesome.

[@fredsimmons2793]

Thanks for sharing Janelle and Rudy,this was good clean fun.Salute to Matthew.

[@Scrambler49]

My father bought new a ‘64 Corvair, 4 dr. 4 speed, it was a very nice car for the time, and even today I would like one especially a convertible. The only issue he ever had was if he took it to have the oil changed anywhere other then the dealership it would blow the oil filter off and dump the oil, I do not remember why if it was the incorrect filter or what but it happened 2 different times. The only issue was it could have used A/C but at the time A/C was not a standard issue or as efficient as they are now. It was very affordable at the time and I remember very efficient as far as gas mileage, 25 - 28 mpg regularly.

[@daltonthomas901]

My dad was always at the golf course and I never was into it that much. I was more of a gearhead. Always envy guys that share a common interest with their dad.

[@timmiller5170]

It's great to have a father that is concern and loves his kids, you are very fortune to have him.

[@stoker20]

That's pretty amazing!! Being able to pull that engine so fast and fix a problem that looked like a trip ender ! Matt sure knows his stuff ! Rudy too, Wow!!

[@liquidflorian]

Those aircraft you saw were V-22 Osprey's. Great road trip, good to see a father son duo wrenching.

[@pcolapaddler]

The Corvair is great. I feel the similarly about driving my Sidekick on the Interstate. It will exceed 65 by a small margin, but it really feels more comfortable around 50 - 60. The other cars blasting past can be a bit intimidating. Besides, it's just nice to drive on non interstate roads; there is often more to see.

[@bobac1083]

@28:27 Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey. Its a VTOL. Vertical takeoff and landing.

[@ihatedietcola7920]

We have what's called the Shoe Tree near Snohomish Washington. During the summer you can't tell. This time of the year hits, it's solid shoes all over the tree from top to bottom.

[@tomfl58]

Paint and finish the interior make it look pretty and be proud of that 61 corvair. 😊

[@tstephens128]

Thanks for taking us along.🤗

[@albertdehn8381]

Thanks for taking me along 😀👍

[@WHCafeRacer]

You and your dad reminds me so much to me and mines. Loveit!

[@chew643]

Really enjoy watching you collab with your dad. Reminds me of what got me into all these channels... Need more of that content!!

[@AutoAnatomy]

A Lakewood wagon is on my short list for my next Corvair. Thanks for the journey, and nice ride!

[@unclerick8224]

Thanks for taking us along on your trip. Those restored Corvairs are beautiful. My personal favorite body style is the ‘65, even though your wagon is “A Beast” for making this trip virtually trouble free. (Except for the running out of gas part.)

[@dannyhull8007]

Rudy, I mentioned to Matt and now I'll mention it to you. You need to look for a 1960 corvair to get the gas heater and fuel tank out of. '60 was the only year the gas heater was offered but it will provide instant heat in the winter with only a few mpg loss in economy. I know because I had a '60 that I rebuilt when I got out of the Army in '75 and it was fantastic having instant heat in the Utah winter!

[@EddieKing-k7s]

Great job in that ole covair, good times you will remember for the rest of your lives

[@susiehubbard3684]

I grew up with a Corvair and loved it only one in town thought I was pretty cool. I love watching you

[@zenmaster1761]

That was nice to you guys jump in there and get her dun, I like seeing that 😄