FA: Back issues Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod & Reel, American Angler

On 18 Oct 2004 14:39:34 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

My cellar is full of Car and Driver, AutoWeek, Road and Track, Automobile,
etc., dating back to the 60s. I wouldn't think of parting with them. You can
never tell when you might wanna look up something.

Yeah, I know what you mean - that internet thing Algore invented is probably
some flash-in-the-pan, and when it goes, where would one find out about stuff?

TC,
R
....who doesn't have a cellar, but has boxes of old magazines for the EXACT same
reason...

On 18 Oct 2004 14:39:34 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

My cellar is full of Car and Driver, AutoWeek, Road and Track, Automobile,
etc., dating back to the 60s. I wouldn't think of parting with them. You can
never tell when you might wanna look up something.

Yeah, I know what you mean - that internet thing Algore invented is probably
some flash-in-the-pan, and when it goes, where would one find out about stuff?

TC,
R
....who doesn't have a cellar, but has boxes of old magazines for the EXACT same
reason...

Richard writes:

Yeah, I know what you mean - that internet thing Algore invented is probably
some flash-in-the-pan, and when it goes, where would one find out about
stuff?

True, but when I want to look at a picture of a souped-up 1961 Corvair (and
yes, they could be souped up), I know right where to go and it ain't on Al
Gore's Internet.

Richard writes:

Yeah, I know what you mean - that internet thing Algore invented is probably
some flash-in-the-pan, and when it goes, where would one find out about
stuff?

True, but when I want to look at a picture of a souped-up 1961 Corvair (and
yes, they could be souped up), I know right where to go and it ain't on Al
Gore's Internet.

In article , Dave
LaCourse wrote:

Richard writes:

Yeah, I know what you mean - that internet thing Algore invented is probably
some flash-in-the-pan, and when it goes, where would one find out about
stuff?

True, but when I want to look at a picture of a souped-up 1961 Corvair (and
yes, they could be souped up), I know right where to go and it ain't on Al
Gore's Internet.

Ralph Naders?

Allen
(Who's parents happened to have had a white 61 Corvair Monza Coupe and
loved it!)

Dave LaCourse wrote:


True, but when I want to look at a picture of a souped-up 1961 Corvair (and
yes, they could be souped up), I know right where to go and it ain't on Al
Gore's Internet.



It might not be a '61 but I'm pretty sure it's souped-up.

http://www.ihra.com/photos/bracket_f...ay/corvair.jpg

Russell

Dave LaCourse wrote:


True, but when I want to look at a picture of a souped-up 1961 Corvair (and
yes, they could be souped up), I know right where to go and it ain't on Al
Gore's Internet.



It might not be a '61 but I'm pretty sure it's souped-up.

http://www.ihra.com/photos/bracket_f...ay/corvair.jpg

Russell

Russell writes:

It might not be a '61 but I'm pretty sure it's souped-up.

http://www.ihra.com/photos/bracket_f...ay/corvair.jpg


LOL. Yeah, but it can only go in a straight line. Looks like a 62 or 63. I
had a 61 and a 65, both with after market goodies.

Russell writes:

It might not be a '61 but I'm pretty sure it's souped-up.

http://www.ihra.com/photos/bracket_f...ay/corvair.jpg


LOL. Yeah, but it can only go in a straight line. Looks like a 62 or 63. I
had a 61 and a 65, both with after market goodies.

In article , Dave
LaCourse wrote:

Russell writes:

It might not be a '61 but I'm pretty sure it's souped-up.

http://www.ihra.com/photos/bracket_f...ay/corvair.jpg


LOL. Yeah, but it can only go in a straight line. Looks like a 62 or 63. I
had a 61 and a 65, both with after market goodies.

Hmmmm, why a HOOD scoop on a Corvair. Me thinks the engine has migrated.
Allen