1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible on 2040-cars
Rogersville, Missouri, United States
1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible 110hp Powerglide This listing contains the "Best Offer" feature. If you don't like the asking price, make me an offer. There is no need to wait until the listing is about to expire, If I like your offer, I can accept it, or send you back a counter offer for you to accept or counter back to me. It's almost like making a deal in person! This is a nice driver quality Monza convertible with a recent paint job and convertible top. The tires are almost new and it runs and drives nicely. It also has the optional power top and dash clock (not running). There is evidence of rust and or repair in the usual locations, but the floor pans are original and solid. The trunk bottom has a small hole though (pictured). I have included photos of the rust spots. The chrome trim on the leading edge of the right rear quarter window and top left corner of the windshield header need re-plated (pictured). Overall it is a pretty solid body. The interior appears to be all original including the carpet and is in excellent condition for it's age. It could be only 44,800 miles on the car, but there is no way to verify that. Please phone 417-343-four-seven-four-seven if you have any additional questions. |
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