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    Hello everyone, my name is Joe Im from Antioch Ca. and Iam going bonkers over some of the pics on this forum.

    I have a bagged 1962 Chevy Corvair 8-door panel van. Ive had it four years now just bagged last summer. It needs to be redone cause its not low enough for me. It has a 145c.i. 80 h.p. flat six rear engine, and a powerglide transmission. I bought the van off the original owner, who bought it in october in 1961 as a fleet vehilce for his catering company in San leandro, Ca. Here are some pics, hope you like.





    befor i bagged it

    This is the original add with my van in the background circa 1961

  • #2
    This is so dope. Can't wait to see it even lower!
    -1997 Saab 9000cse Anniversary Edition - Bagged & Tuned
    -1990 Saab 900 SPG - Holset & Track built
    -1973 Mercedes-Benz 280 - Summer cruiser / mild resto project
    -1972 MGB Roadster-Sold!

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    • #3
      Thanks, i cant wait either.
      hers a few more pics



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      • #4
        This is great! I just started a 62' Corvair monza bag project. Do you have more pics/info on the current set up youre running??? Any help would make my build much easier!
        98' BMW 323is - Daily
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        • #5
          sup? ill tell you everything i know...or can remember. i bought a universal kit. and some friends installed it. the biggest problem was the front coil houseing was waaaaay to small to fit the bags, so i had to purchase sleeve type bags to fit. The rears, we just made some brackets pretty simple. i havent mounted shocks yet but would strongly suggest installing them. John at NotStock Photography has a bagged van also but its way cleaner than mine, he might have more info then i do. also corvaircenter.com, that forum has a few bagged corvair cars and the people are awsome with Corvairs. its a good resource to have. hope this helped. ill post picks of my set up soon.

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          • #6
            I'm loving that second picture down, in front of Riverview Lodge. I really like unique and different pieces, throws a little twist in there. Welcome!
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            • #7
              Pretty cool

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              • #8
                Did you ever get shocks on it? Did they just put the brackets on top of the control arms? We modified the factory arm so that the bag sits in the control arm it gives you a couple more inches It might just be the angles but mine looks to sit a little lower.
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                • #9
                  no shocks yet, i do really need to get on that, lol. someone sent me a video of a bodydropped 95, it was laying on the body, pretty sick, but then they deleted the video for some reason.

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                  • #10
                    that is different

                    i like
                    Floccinaucinihilipilification

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                    • #11
                      thats pretty nifty!

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                      • #12
                        Im lookin into getting side doors with windows for both sides, making it a half and half. wont be cheep or easy to find

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                        • #13
                          I love this!
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                          • #14
                            just tuned it up, had a problem finding the right plug wires, had to order online. lamn!

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                            • #15
                              That is totally cool!! That's something that isn't too common, nice work!

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