1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Coupe 140hp Low Mileage on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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Beautiful 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Coupe. Restoration over the past 16 months brought this car to look like new. Still having only 44,508 miles and garaged all it's life this car was purchased 3/21/65 in Hayward, California and ended up in Las Vegas, Nevada. The car never left the west coast. I am the third owner. Car had spent a few months as a lease/demo then sold with full warranty in 1965. The car was built in Chevrolets Van Nuys plant in Los Angeles. Always maintained well and has been in a "smoke-free" home. THIS CAR HAS NO RUST AT ALL! Car still has valid "original black plates" that were on the car from day one!
Features or options on the car were, 140 HP engine, telescopic wood wheel with "quick steering option",remote outside mirror (mechanism in place but removed outside mirror for appearance. Powerglide automatic transmission, padded dash, am radio with rear antenna,deluxe seat belts with retractors, spare tire lock. Here's some of the work done in the restoration: All trim work professionally powder coated. All new brakes installed. All four carbs rebuilt and painted. Also replaced the vacuum choke controls. Replaced alternator with higher amp model. New dual master cylinder for brakes. Replaced torque convertor and new seal. Replaced vacuum modulator. New idler pulley, new belt also. New engine seal. New engine mount. New "U" joints installed. New wheel bearings. Engine gone through, everything adjusted, new spark plugs/wires and everything that was in question was replaced, nothing overlooked. Complete oil change and lube suspension. Has KONI shocks. ALL NEW INTERIOR, NEW CARPET KIT, ALL SEATS REDONE,NEW HEADLINER AND BOTH VISORS,NEW GLOVEBOX. Installed seat extender for tall driver, extra 3 inches of room. NEW CUSTOM 15 INCH CHROME SUMMIT RACING WHEELS WITH LOCKS INSTALLED. ALL NEW TIRES FRONT AND REAR. Car does need a couple of things done still, door hinges making some "clicking sound" when opening doors so you may want to replace them down the road. Radio not hooked up. All in all this car would be considered by most a very good condition professionally restored antique automobile. The cars a big hit at the shows! Perfect time of year to purchase a car before all the car shows start. Buyer will send deposit of $500.00 at auction close. Final arrangements will be communicated at auction close. |
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