Great job Richard! And I thought the Corvair was a really hard core restoration. I admire you man! Looking forward to the next posting of your progress.---- Oldtommy
Very cool indeed. Are these more common there in Bolivia? Here in the states, I don't think I've ever seen one, and I had a job working on vintage European cars for a while.
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Why would you ever want to re-cover those seats? grin2
I considered leaving them that way, but need to match the door panels, the exterior will be red, and the material is worn at the arm rests.
Not very common, I know of one running (Suzuki engine) and one in worse shape (too far gone). Also know of 3 Clubman wagons (one runs), about 8 or so saloons, and 4 Mokes.
A really cool pickup is the one in this picture, behind my car. It is a 1956 Austin. Only 485 were ever made.