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66 Corvair Corsa on 2040-cars

US $300.00
Year:1966 Mileage:80000
Location:

Tiverton, Rhode Island, United States

Tiverton, Rhode Island, United States
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66 Corsa coupe Red on black, that has been sitting since 1975 inside and still wearing it’s original paint. The car is stripped but still has a lot of good stuff on it.
All of the suspension is intact, most of the linkage is there, the shift tube and shifter are gone, but it would make a good start for a four speed conversion.
There is no drivetrain and all of the wiring is gone.
The doors are good usable, the quarters are very usable, all glass except the windshield is good. The back seat is in excellent condition, the rest of the interior including the dash and column is gone.
This car is not rotted too bad, but has NO paperwork. It's a real Corsa.
Car is in Rhode Island- 50 minutes form Boston

Buyer responsible for picking up car within one week of payment


 

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