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It sounds great ,and I love the hills of southern CA. Looks to be a fun drive :tu: :tu:


I love these roads too!

Took my daughter, in the Spyder, down to the local Cars and Coffee.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7801/40150197003_e58736c725_b.jpg IMG_0922 by Benjamin Scott Cook , on Flickr ...

My 1963 Monza Spyder. Stock motor, Weber 45, straight pipe exhaust, just keeping her on the road at this point.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7818/32167262517_742c26b3e3_b.jpg IMG_0904 by Benjamin Scott Cook , on Flickr

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A little video I made on my drive home from work.

'63 Spyder, Weber 45, straight pipe exhaust.

Thanks very much for the info!

Now I don't know if I will ever get to the point of fabricating an IRS set-up for the car, but I have been day dreaming on the subject for quiet some time now.

I would definetely want to keep the the original 4-lug pattern, which is shared with many Imports, leaving ...

Thank you all for the responses!

The transmission is fine, I was just wondering what my options are.

Also got confused for a second there, didn't realize that the lower-inner suspensions points hung off the differential.

So I guess my real question should have been,
Is the later trans-axle ...

Hello there, new to the forum, and pretty new in the world of Corvair modification.

I have a 1963 Spyder, with a 4-speed and was curious if it is possible to swap over to the later gen. tranny.

While i'm at it, heard of anyone converting the swing-axle to IRS?

Thanks,
Ben
Here is a pic of the ...