Awesome - can’t wait too see them on the car. The paint job is just about perfect, too, IMHO. Two tone schemes really suit these cars.

Do it!

I approve of a yellow and black paint combo.

Damn. I love this series. Can’t wait to see the car buttoned up.

As always, a truly wonderful thing to read. More! More!

Oh and awesome story

My only advice to new parents is that no matter how much you want to believe it, there is no such thing as routine when it comes to kids. Get that shit out of your head as it will F’ you up good and likely snap what thread of a marriage (partnership?) you have left.

That is going to look slick.

I...love all of this. Love love. I can’t wait for the next installment.

i quite enjoyed this piece !

As always, superb read!

Wow, I did not expect that. I’m looking forward to more!

Nice series, I’ve always had a soft spot for Corvairs. The story you’re making up is pretty good. Maybe too good? How long will it be until the internet ecosystem sends it back to you labeled as fact?

I’ve been a Corvair fan since I was a kid. My grandparents owned a 62 Monza 4 door manual in brown. They also owned a 65 4 door 500 series in blue also a manual. A friend of my dads owned a 64 Monza coupe in yellow with a automatic. I had a friend who restored a 65 Corsa convertible in gold with a 4 speed. Another had…

I had the pleasure of meeting the Clarks. They came to one of the New England hillclimbs I run. He was driving a Lotus Elise-she was in a Fiero with only 8k miles on it. They were in their 70's-two of the nicest peoples you could meet!

More power to you getting it completed. At least it’s a last gen Corvair with that terrifically clean styling. (The earlier Corvair models are so stodgy, even by early ‘60s stodgy car standards.) I’m sure it’ll be an awesome ride when done.

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Holy smokes-i haven’t heard ANYONE talk about “Sui” in forever!