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1963 CORVAIR MONZA" CLUB 900 " CONVERTIBLE DAILY DRIVER THIS CAR IS DRIVEN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FREEWAYS WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS AT 65 MPH PLUS AS WELL AS STOP AND GO AROUND TOWN ,EZ TO PARK . THIS CAR IS A REAL PLEASURE TO DRIVE IT COMES WITH A 6 CYLINDER MOTOR THAT RUNS VERY GOOD ,THE TRANSMISSION SHIFTS AS A POWERGLIDE SHOULD. VERY SMOOTH SOLID RIDE . WITH NEAR NEW TIRES , NEW BRAKES ALL AROUND .REBUILT WHEEL CYLINDERS AND REPLACEMENT OF TWO HOSES AND TWO WHEEL BEARINGS. THE BODY IS SOLID FOR BEING OVER 50 YEARS OLD , THE FLOORS ARE SOLID AND SOUND ,THE NICE GLOSSY BLUE METALIC PAINT IS BEGINING TO SHOW ITS AGE AND WEAR IN SOME AREAS DULL IN OTHERS. THE INTERIOR IS NICE, THE SEATS ARE ORIGINAL, DASH IS FREE FROM CRACKS,WINDOWS ARE CLEAN ,SIDE PANELS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION ,THE ARM REST WILL NEED ATTENTION ON THE PASSENGER SIDE, THE CARPET IS WORN AND WILL NEED REPLACEMENT SOON. THE TOP IS IN GOOD CONDITION AND WORKS AS IT SHOULD HOWEVER ,THE REAR WINDOW NEEDS REPLACEMENT. VERY COOL 60'S CAR GETS A LOT OF LOOKS AND THUMBS UP THIS CORVAIR IS NOT RESTORED IT HAS ONE REPAINT YEARS AGO ,IT HAS THE WEAR OF A 50 YEAR OLD CAR PLEASE CALL 213-944-7171 FOR MORE INFORMATION SOLD AS IS WHERE IS NO WARRENTY IMPLIED
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