1963 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Spyde on 2040-cars
Hialeah, Florida, United States
The aluminum dash and glove box are original too, and there is slight pitting. Wherever possible, we left things original, as this is such a nice low mileage car. There is one nick in the windshield the size of a bb. It has not grown in the ten years I have owned the car.
There is very, very little not to like about this car. While we put new seat padding in the seats, the covers are mostly original. There are a couple of well-done patches, in closely matching black vinyl. Original, optional glass washer bottle. Spare belts tools etc. in trunck go with car. Engine compartment nicely detailed. Trunk nicely detailed. Spare moved to front trunk for better weight distribution, but could be returned to engine compartment in two minutes. Period Lucas rally lights, Swingin Sixties, offset tape strips in cream (not white) to blend in perfectly. New Koni Classic shocks 14x5.5 rally wheels with Chevy center caps and Firestone tires in good condition Factory optional quick ratio steering knuckles Professionally converted to front disc brakes Original front drum brakes (which are in good condition) come with car. Final drive ratio moved from 3.55:1 to 3.27:1 for better highway cruising. Increased power makes taking off from a traffic light no problem. Weber DCOE conversion to up boost and improve performance. Original completely rebuilt carb, linkage and perfect original air cleaner also come with car Ugly rocker panel moulding removed for sportier look. These come with car and have been polished. Complete set of custom made Cocoa Mats. Custom Autosound AM/FM/iPod radio with 4 discrete speakers. The Corvair Monza Spyder is quick, handles very well and has a great ride quality on the street. Dont even believe all the Ralph Nader crap a properly sorted Corvair is a great handling car. This car seats four very comfortably and is a great entry-level classic that would be welcome at most shows rallies and autocross events. |
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