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Here's the description of a Crown car advertised on Clark's Corvair Parts website that Russ Brandenburg alerted us to.

1966 Corvair Crown V8 1966 Crown 350 V8 Built in 2002 from a one owner rust free Monza , 100% finished and detailed no heat or noise inside ,swivel seats,custom engine enclosure,front discs,new 3:08 diff. finished front and rear trunk. OAL condition is EX ,multiple AACA top show winner. Great driver, call or e-mail John for more info. $25,000 obo (610)749-2011 or milputt@rcn.com , eastern PA. 18077

or email milputt@rcn.com (02/15)

the guy is John Shoemaker Firevair66 on the Corvair phorum he's been trying to sell it for a while now the car was built in Canada its well done but not to my taste I like the original look and style

https://youtu.be/qARcg6WBIS8

ANOTHER LINK

http://corvaircenter.com/phorum/read.ph ... 050,723245

Ken,

Thanks for providing additional information and the link to this car. Maybe this will help to find this Crown car a new home.

The guy that built the Firevair also built a Torovair. Both cars were built to very high standards. He passed away and the family sold the cars.

The Antique Automobile Club of America does not allow non-stock cars.
Larry
Senior Master AACA Judge

1965 Corsa Turbo
1965 Corsa V8 Crown
1956 Thunderbird

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what the comment "The Antique Automobile Club of America does not allow non-stock cars." has to do with this posting.

The description clearly states "multiple AACA top show winner" which is why I made the comment. FYI - I used to own the Torvair and am familier with the Firevair. I tried to buy both when I bought the Torvair. Nice car! Much better driver than the Torvair. The Torvair is now in upstate NY as far as I know.

Larry

I am a little confused. CTcarguy stated that AACA does not do non stock cars. I have been involved with 2 different car restorations. One was invited to Pebble Beach and the other has been to A couple of east coast venues to get it's junior and senior certifications. The 2 cars are shown below

The first is the Carrillo roadster. Besides Pebble Beach, It has it's Junior and senior certifications.........would that be multiple AACA Awards ? BTW, that my Blue coupe in the foreground



The dragster is the Roland Leong owned / Danny Ongais driven 1964 A/D...........also with Junior and senior Certificates........once again.....multiple award winners ?



neither of these cars are stock........especially the dragster. I am hoping you can straighten me out with how and why these non stock cars are multiple winners each