Howdy.
Craig Holden here--
I've got myself a '65 convertible, straight, but cosmetically challenged. It started life as a base model (110?), but it's now got a Corsa dash, quad carbs, and a 4-speed. I've had it a little over a year, and I haven't done much to it; I had to take apart one carb because the float kept sticking, and I repacked the front wheel bearings. I need to address a pretty bad oil leak, and a chassis issue, and it desperately needs bodywork and a paint job. Surprisingly, the top is in good shape!
I've never owned a Corvair before, but have owned many other "toys", including VWs.
It's a lot of fun to drive, and I'm looking forward to tinkering and learning the ins and outs of Corvair care.
Newbie in Austin, TX
Re: Newbie in Austin, TX
Welcome! Glad you are already enjoying it. I’m about 3 years in after a 40+ year break from owning one. My wife and I get out often when the weather cooperates. These cars do draw a lot of attention.
Gary Bullman
66 Corsa Convertible
66 Corsa Convertible
Re: Newbie in Austin, TX
Welcome to the group. A lot of very smart Corvair people here that are willing to help you so ask any questions you have and enjoy the learning experience
1963 Corvair Monza Convertible 140 4 speed.
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs
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