Nice dealer film! Mr. sport parachutist must have been a Paratrooper in Vietnam 66 to 67 and made it out alive, still likes the thrill of jumping out of perfectly good aircraft. 😆 I still think the Corvair should have continued in production and updated for 1971.
I'm surprised the Corvair even got mentioned in this training film. Chevrolet did have one hell of a line up in 1969; Without even mentioning the full size, & the Chevrolet Nova models in this training film.
The last stand of the Corvair...in fact any customer who wanted information about it had to contact GM to receive a brochure--they weren't being distributed to the dealers anymore.
Nice dealer film! Mr. sport parachutist must have been a Paratrooper in Vietnam 66 to 67 and made it out alive, still likes the thrill of jumping out of perfectly good aircraft. 😆 I still think the Corvair should have continued in production and updated for 1971.
I'm surprised the Corvair even got mentioned in this training film. Chevrolet did have one hell of a line up in 1969; Without even mentioning the full size, & the Chevrolet Nova models in this training film.
Exactly! Where is the SS 427 Impala and the Nova SS 350 or 396?
Thanks so much, been waiting for a new video, awesome film strip!
The last stand of the Corvair...in fact any customer who wanted information about it had to contact GM to receive a brochure--they weren't being distributed to the dealers anymore.
yes my dad had a 1969 Corvair 500 Coupe 95 hp 6 and a 4speed once he took off the smog pump and changed the heads it ran good 25 mpg hi way
Where’s the 427
For the Camaro!