1968 Chevrolet Corvair Monza 140 Hp Speed Convertible on 2040-cars
Sun Valley, California, United States
1968 Corvair Monza Convertible - 140/4 Speed. THE GOOD: 140 hp / 4 speed saginaw car. Numbers Matching Original motor. Optioned out: Factory wood steering wheel, Power Top, Factory bumper guards, wire wheel hub caps, remote mirror, dash clock, engine compartment and luggage compartment lamps, original push button AM Radio, Oringal red paint and interior. Has original wheel oening molidngs and all trim. All glass in good condditon. Had new 13 Tires (with zero miles) , including the spare. Interior is fair, there is seam splitting on the dirver seat, carpet is orignial and should be replaced. Power top functions, Door pillars and hindge, floors and turnk pan are solid. All carbs, linkage and air clear are there. THE BAD: Top needs to be replaced, rust in LH Rocker panel and some starting to show on rear of left fender, motor has bad cam gear. Motor turns over with starter/key but car had quit running while on the road. Compression shows that cam is out of time. |
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