*****1962 Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier Van*********** on 2040-cars
Sanger, California, United States
Up for bid is my 1962 Greenbrier. She runs excellent turns rite up! It is a clean title registered in my name till May of 2015. It comes with rare 4 speed option.All gauges work.Lights,wipers, signal lights even horn..but horn button is attached on side of steering column the heater works excellent but i did accidentally break the control knob on it but it is still functional just haven't had time to install new one.All doors and windows open and close smoothly.Drives and shifts smooth.Runs great in town and on freeway you can driver her across state but if plan on doing so just going to need some new tires soon. It does have some light rust on bottom of drivers side door as pictured and on lower corner of right side fender it has a hairline crack on it doesn't seem to have gone through seems like just needs to be sanded and primered but not sure i am in no way a paint and body expert.Does have some minor dents and paint chips through out but nothing major.It is in overall very good condition for its age no major rust at all anywhere it is very solid California van. Front seat is like in new condition no rips or tears does not come with any rear seats.Bid if with confidence as i got 100% feedback!! Van is sold as is with no refunds i am trying to describe my van as best i can if you have any additional question or would like more pictures please feel free to ask before bidding. Thanks for Looking!!
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