Corvair 1963 Award Winning 99% Original Looks, Runs And Drives Great on 2040-cars
Sutton, West Virginia, United States
Award Winning 1963 Corvair
This car is clean and look good inside and out. It runs and drives well. Recently I had the body checked for bondo and the paint thickness tested. The technician indicated no Bondo and that the paint was all original except for the hood which has had a re paint at some time. You can't tell by eye but the testing machine picked it up. i don't Know what else to tell you. Original owners manual, shop manual and other stuff. The original fender skirts are in the trunk. You don't need me to tell you how cool and retro the car is. I will do my best to answer any and all questions. The car has been advertised locally so if by some miracle on of those " I will be back in a couple of days with the money " shows up I will end the auction. The car is located in a conditioned Garage in Central West Virginia. it is just off I 79 the major North south Interstate. It is an easy day drive from most of the East coast And Mid Atlantic states. As long as the car is paid for With in reason there is no hurry to pick it up. No surprises This is a good car. If you come to get it and it does not meet your expectations I will refund your deposit. Thanks For looking and Bidding. Bill |
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