1964 Chevrolet Corvair Rampside Pickup Nice on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Here is a pretty rare 1964 Chevrolet Corvair Rampside pickup. 1964 was the last year for the
Rampside, and only 850 were built. About 140 are said to remain.
This one is a nice looking driver. It came from Oregon, and the previous owner had a Maaco paint job done. Looks great from 10 feet but does have some minor blemishes and dings. No serious rust, only a few small areas. Under side of left rear corner panel has some rust out. Also left side under engine cover has some rust perforation. Nothing structural or serious. Underbody is solid. Previous owner also installed a 65-66 140 h.p. four carburetor engine which runs great and is very peppy. Two of the carb ports are blocked off. Both carbs were professionally rebuilt. It has two Harley-Davidson mufflers which work well and give the engine a great sound. The four speed transmission has the later design shifter and works well, along with the clutch. I resealed the engine, but it still leaks a little from the oil pan and transmission. Fresh oil and all filters changed. Has electric fuel pump. Almost everything works on this pickup, including the original accessory windshield washer with under dash fluid reservoir. The original AM radio sounds good. All lights, both inside and outside are working. The left turn signal does have to be cancelled manually. Also, the fuel gauge s not working. The gas tank was cleaned and sealed by previous owner. Tires have decent tread, but are pretty old and probably not worthy of a long highway trip. Glass is all good. The windshield does have a wiper scuff mark. Brakes work well and I recently replaced the master cylinder. The four latches for the ramp and tailgate work fine. Overall this is a very sharp looking pickup. Not a perfect show vehicle, just a good running original driver which attracts a lot of attention. Clear Colorado title in my name, but not plated. Questions gladly answered through Ebay's message system. Leave your phone number and I will call you if you like. Paypal deposit of $250 within 2 days of auction end please. Balance in cash or cashier's check when vehicle picked up, within 7 days, unless other arrangements agreed upon. |
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