Considering a 69 Convertible, How much?

[MtnVairMike]

A little out of my league on this one but got the itch for a 69 convertible.
Yeah, there aren't many out there for sure.

What would be a good price range for one in excellent condition?
Hopefully pretty original and low miles. Hey might as well want it all right?

Thanks,

Mike

[terribleted]

If you are talking about a cherry restored 90+ point car I would guess 18-25K somewhere. This is what I call excellent condition.

[Wagon Master]

I like the sound of $25 more than $18

[terribleted]

I like the sound of $25 more than $18 IMG_20200822_115753190_HDR.jpg

I totally agree. very pristine examples (non Corsas) bring this sometimes. Corsas break the 25k barrier a little more often. I think these numbers are all too low. They are creeping upwards, but, as we know Corvairs have been unvalued for a very long time.

[MtnVairMike]

Thanks folks for the feedback.
Keep 'em coming!

Mike

[MtnVairMike]

I finally noticed I didn't get back to this thread and thank everyone for their inputs.

I added this beauty to the stable January 2022.
Glad to have another 1969 for folks to see!
Photos below.

Thanks,

Mike

[piddler]

I have a really nice '65 Corsa convertible for sale. Asking 16k. Four speed, 140HP.

[erco]

'68 Vert Project Visalia CA $3200 OBO

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[flat6_musik]

Last one:



https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969- ... nvertible/

[Dennis66]

"For sale in Florida, clean Michigan title", and a California tag?????? Kind of reminds me of an old Beach Boys song. Dennis

[erco]

Dig deep, '69 Verts are going for $42K!

[flat6_musik]

But.....It's the last one. Still a fair buy!

[erco]

But.....It's the last one. Still a fair buy!

Hopefully it was well built. IIRC the last Corvairs were handbuilt off the assembly line.