1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible on 2040-cars
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1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible A great little corvair convertible for sale just in time for some summer fun. The car is light yellow with black interior with a white convertible top Everything works and runs great Original documented Miles A great little corvair with a recent restoration If you have any questions Call Ralph (814)761-2025 The Car does not leave my garage until payment is received in full. The Car is located in Clearfield PA (16830) If you want to come look at the car give me a call, and I can show it to you. Shipping Instructions Buyer is RESPONSIBLE for all shipping cost for the car I can deliver the car to are local truck stop for pickup. I can also deliver the car up to 500 Miles for a FEE if you would like I DO NOT ANWSER ANY EMAILS call if you have any questions Ralph (814) 761-2025 Please only bid on the car if you want to buy I don't play games Im here to sell cars Thank you and Happy Bidding |
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