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. . . you'll fall in love with a beautiful buy.
Drive a Corvair on a stop-and-go shopping trip or jaunt in the country. Take
it in any kind of traffic, on any kind of surface, over any kind of terrain, in
any kind of weather. There'll be no doubt in your mind that you're driving a very
special kind of car. Right away Corvair's trim size and shape give you the
feeling, maybe for the first time in your life, that you're the boss of your
car -- not vice versa. With the engine in the rear taking all that weight off
the front wheels, the steering's free and easy. So easy we don't eyen make power
steering for the car, though that's what you'll think you've got when you turn a
corner, take a curve or slip into little parking spots that others had to pass
up. And while any car will grip smooth dry roads, Corvair gives extra traction
on all kinds-bumpy, wet, snowy or what have you. It's that engine weight
bearing down on the rear power wheels that makes for such surefooted
going. But here we are, almost out of space, and we haven't told you about the
Body by Fisher craftsmanship. Or the cozy interiors and neat appointments. Or the
big choice of beautiful colors. Or the modest price for all that. Happily, though,
your Chevrolet dealer's ready to pick right up where we leave off.
. . . . Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Detroit, Michigan.