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One of the benefits of being the new kid on the block is that other people have done the hard work of collecting all the good links.  I just have to point to them. 

Corvair Corsa - I think most people would agree that this is the most in-depth site out there as far as Corvairs are concerned. Hundreds of pages, pictures, cars, articles, you name it.  I did a lot of learning there.

The Ideal Garage - This site has a nice human touch to it, but what I appreciate the most is the effort and detail surrounding the advice he gives for those considering purchasing a car.  Very practical tips plus a questionnaire aimed at avoiding major pitfalls.  I know that I would have saved myself some grief by downloading his questionnaire earlier.  Plus, he has a gorgeous pair of cars on his site.  Time well spent.

the corvair project - An absolutely enormous links site.  There are also auctions and photo galleries. 

Corvair Central - Amongst all the links is a huge picture selection from the CORSA 2001 convention.  If anyone doubted there were still a lot of these cars around in great condition, take a look at this.

A Great Car At Any Speed - This site has a nice mix of Corvair history and personal associations with the car.  There are some pictures of never-built prototypes and some nice shots of a '66 Monza.  The author must live somewhere near me, because I am sure I know the park where his pictures were taken.

Cookie's Corvair - This fellow bought the first 1965 Corsa Turbo convertible produced in Canada (at the Oshawa plant).  I am anxiously watching for updates on how the restoration is going.

Corvair Kid - Has a registry of 1966 Corsa Turbo convertibles built in Canada.  He also has a restoration project in progress.

CORSA - the club.  Really, the only club.  All others are subsets/subsidiaries.  Plus, they have Virtual Vairs, a great newsgroup.

Corvair Center - neat flash opening, plus a very good forum for Corvair fans.  I like the videos, where you get to see and hear the cars go.

This Corvair Ring site is owned by Chris King Want to join the Corvair Ring?
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