1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible on 2040-cars
Somerset, Kentucky, United States
Engine:110
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Black
Model: Corvair
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: Monza Convertible
Drive Type: 3 speed manual
Mileage: 100,000
Options: Convertible
Exterior Color: Silver
1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible, 110 engine, 3 speed manual transmission, power electric top. runs, drives, and shifts good. Body work finished about 2 years ago, painted about 1 year ago. Any rust found was cut out and metal welded in. Lots of new parts installed within last year or so including new top (not a cheap $200 top either, but a good quality one) cost me $950 just for top, new convert. top cables, new top boot, new upholstery on seats, new carpet, new rear side panels, etc. Tires are like new BfGoodrich T/A radials 215-60 14 on newly painted 14x7 rally wheels, new weatherstrips on engine lid cover and trunk cover, new engine lid "110" emblem, new front fender "Monza" emblem, 2 new tail light lens, new outside chrome door handles, new door locks, new master cylinder, new fuel pump, new carb fuel filters, new coil, new distributor tune up parts, new plugs and wires, new battery, new arm rest bases, Corsa gauges and shifter base, speedo, tach, and fuel gauge work, manifold pressure gauge and cylinder head temp gauge never hooked up, new rear nylon strut rod bushings and strut sleeves, new clutch adjuster, new glove box lock assy, new steering wheel adapter, etc, etc, etc. I am sure I haven't listed everything that has been replaced, but this gives a good idea. The red pin stripe is paint, not just some cheap sticker, but was painted first, then other colors painted and whole car clear coated. There are 3 coats of color and 4 coats of clear that was applied when painted. Paint is very nice as shown in pics, but it is not perfect. There are extremely few, if any, perfect paint jobs out there. There are a few things that I never got around to, for example, never put on new door seals or seal across front of convertible top that seals against top windshield frame, radio either isn't hooked up or doesn't work, front trunk lid needs a new lock put in (I may have one, just haven't got around to it), have not installed sun visors. I have them, think one needs re-upholstered, but I have both and will go with car. Really hate to sell, but I am buying some land and need the money for that. No trades. Car is located in Somerset Ky. 42501. I have car listed locally and reserve the right to end the auction early for any reason. Please come look at and drive the car before bidding. Winning bidder to pay non-refundable $300 deposit via pay pal and rest in cash at time of pick up. If not picking up in person, payment to be made by certified bank check and car will not leave my possesion until I have proof from my bank funds have been transfered. I prefer winning bidder to pick up in person, but if needs to be shipped, shipping costs, set-up, etc. will be paid by and set-up by winning bidder. Feel free to call me with any other questions at 606-two one nine, 5590, but remember I am on eastern time zone so call at an appropriate hour please.
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