COCA

 

 Gail Dekkers 65 Corsa

 Duncans 64 Convertible

 P Morgans 63 Convert

Ann and James Ergenbright  65 Corsa Coupe                                                                             

                                                                                    

Webbs 65 Convert and Rampside

Lucilles route 66 Amarillo Texas road trip 2013                                                                           

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A little crispy

Ouch

Backup for when you break down

How to rotate a Corvair

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 Ken and his Van

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Bobs 68 Monza   

                                                                                  

                                                                           

Chris Teer Purple Panther

                                                                           

 George Cockrums Corvan

Chris old 66 corsa and randys 65 corsa

  

 

Lorens 64 convertible and carls 67 monza

 

Lornes 64 convertible at the route 66 museum in clinton ok 

Pats 64 monza  

 Daves 62 Rampside

 

 Dave Castiaux's Corvair after being painted.

Ken D's 63 Monza

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RDekkers bwork on 65 Corsa Turbo

 

 RDekkers bwork on 65 Corsa Turbo

 RDekkers bwork on 65 Corsa Turbo

Chris's Purple panther engine

 Richard's 66 Turbo

 

Richard pulling the power pack

 

Thanks to Mike Dawson 

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 for the following Tech Tips

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1.  Preventative Maintenance Service
2. Lubrication
3. Brake Diagnosis
4. Brake Job
5. Noises from the rear
6. Noises from the Rear 2
7. Noises from the Front
8. Trip Checks
9. Carburetor Overhaul
10. As long as its Out
11. Air Conditioning
12. Engine Assembly Tips
13. Packing late rear wheel Bearings
14. Winter Maintenance
15. Special oil leak causes
16. Storage Tips
17. Electrical Problems
18. Lost Keys and Locked Car
19. Security Tips
20. Belts
21. Clutch Diagnosis
22. Valve Lifters
23. Valve Adjustment
24. Two Fuel System Alerts
25. Oil Leaks in the Pit
26. Cold Hot Starting
27. Front Wheel Bearing Adjustment
28. Clutch and Converter Housings
29. Clarification Items
30. Clutch Inspection 1
31. Clutch Inspection 2
32. Early Model Car Rear Alignment
33. Alternator Conversion
34. Things To Check
35. 64 - 69 Venturi Clusters
36. 61 - 63 Venturi Clusters
37. FC Stuff
38. Tales From The Darkside
39. Upper Head Studs
40. Powerglide Considerations
41. Engine Rebuild Costs
42. 66 - 69 Transmission Tips
43. Diagnosis Misfire
44. Diagnosis - Fuel
45. Multiple Diagnosis Items 1
46. Multiple Diagnosis Items 2
47. Multiple Diagnosis Items 3
48. Multiple Diagnosis Items 4
49. Multiple Diagnosis Items 5
50. Shop Tips Drilling
51. Differential Tips
52. Trivia
53. Electrical Tips
54. Electrical Tips 2
55. Electrical Tips 3
56. Electrical Tips 4
57. Mystery Diagnosis
58. Carburetor Overhaul Clean
59. Starter Diagnosis
60. Corvair Starters 2
61. Bleeding Corvair Brakes
62. PCV Valve Subsitute
63. Product Review
64. Corvair Alignment
65. Corvair Alignment 2.2
66. Corvair Alignment 2
67. Corvair as a Daily Driver
68. Steering Boxes
69. Oil Leak Prevention
70. Oil Leak Prevention 2
71. Engine Cooling Tips
72. Vapor Lock
73. Product Review Complete Garage
74. Gas Leak
75. Dual Exhaust
76. Windshield Wiper Motor
77. Powerglige
78. Gas Guage Diagnosis
79. Powerglide3
80. Powerglide4
81. Brake Shoes and Springs
82. Valve Guides and Rocker Arms
83. 140 Air Cleaners for wagons
84. Fuel Pump and Pertronix Tips
85. Over Heating Corvair Engines (Don't)
86. Garage First Aid
87. blank
88. Mid-Winter Garage Projets
89. Homemade Corvair Tools
90. Motor Oil Leaks from the Clutch-Converter housing
91. Corvair Vent System
92. Corvair Parts & Service Referrals
93. Carburetor Balance
94. Two recent Maintenance issues
95. Corvair Gasket Tye Windshields
96. Electric Fuel Pumps
97. Electric Fuel Pump Addendum - Internal Regulator Alternator Brace
98. Brace for Internally Regulated Alternators
99. Home Air Compressors
100. Rochester Carburetor Idle Corrections
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102. Four Primary Carburetors on a 140
103. Late Rear Strut Rods
104. Powerglide Vent Leak
105. Corvair Engine Fan Bearings
106. Elusive Noises in the Front of an FC
107. Late Model Springs
108. Oil Smoke from the Exhaust
109. Sealing Pans and Valve Covers
110. Leaks at Differential Adjusting Sleeves
111. Early Model and FC Speedometer Heads
112. blank
113. Engine Cooling Tech Session sldes
114. Spring Maintenance
115. '61-'65 4 Speed Transmission Tips
116. Restoring a Corvair After Long Term Storage
117. Diagnosing Brakes That Pull
118. Winter Things
119. Winter Things 2
120. Corvair Parts & Service Referrals 2017
121. Taillight Sockets 2
122. Battery Drain
123. Carburetor Venting Modification
124. Checking Alternators
125. FC Gas Tanks
126. Habits to Form
127. Clutch Pressure Plate Warning
128. Nolands Cylinder Head
129. Things That Make Diagnosis Hard
130. Heater Blower Motors
131. Product Review, Garage Heater
132. Wintertime Heater Odors
133. Fan Belts Revisited
134. Spring Checkup
135. Trip Checks 2019
136. Late Model Car Electric Fuel Pump
137. Pitman Arm Bushings
138. Engine Cooling Tech Session
139. Product Review Cylinder Head Temp Gauge
140. Viton Crankshaft Seal

 

 

Central Oklahoma Corvair Association Newsletter 

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to the Central Oklahoma Corvair Association.

 

Welcome to the Central Oklahoma Corvair Association for Corvair enthusiast.  The club is alive, active and doing well. New Members as well as visitors are always welcome.

We would encourage you to consider a Corvair as you are looking for a hobby car; however, those of you who own other types of cars are welcome even if you do not have a Corvair (at this time). Our club meetings normally are the fourth Saturday of the month with the meeting starting time of 10:00 a.m. Please check the calendar on this website for location. Due to club activities the location may change. We also have a Facebook page Central Oklahoma Corvair Association or contact Jim Gailey for additional information.

If you are considering being involved with a Car Club, we would encourage you to look our way. Membership information is available on our website. COCA Membership application

                                                                       

Jim Gailey

COCA President

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Officers

President:  Jim Gailey:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Vice President:  David Allin email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Treasurer:  Ken Drye email:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Secretary:   Donna Law email:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

Board of Directors for 2024:

Jim Gailey - President

David Allin - VP

Donna Law - Secretary

Ken Drye -  Treasurer

Rex Johnston - Board Member

Dave Castiaux - Board Member

Red Williams - Board Member

Richard Law - Board Member

Scott Law - Board Member

 

Newsletter Editor:  Colleen Law email:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.