Corvair Forum

I'm also from Cincinnati (well West Harrison Indiana right on the Ohio Border). I grew up on the WEST side of Cincinati.

Did you buy the one you mentioned 45 minutes north? I haven't bought mine yet, daughter in college. It's worth it. I have my eye on a 62 4 speed coupe, white with Red interior ...

Well, damn. I got outbid on a '64 Monza convertible over the weekend. :banghead: Apparently, it was in better condition than I had originally thought. I was willing to spend $4,750, thinking that I was going to have to put somewhere in the neighborhood of $4K into it to recondition. I guess that's ...

casanewt wrote:

VairFreak wrote: Great story. When I get my 'Vair, we'll have to get out to some of the Drive-In car shows they have around the Cincinnati area.

Cars & Coffee @ Fuel Coffee every Saturday morning http://cincysportscar.com/index.php?topic=33.0

Thanks for the link!

Hello! Thought I would start out with an intro. Corvairs have always held a special place in heart. My dad's first brand new car was a 1965 Monza 140 coupe hardtop. Dad was co-oping at GMI (when it was General Motors Institute) in Flint, MI. He used to gymkhana in it back in the day and even did ...

I voted "My Dad can beat up your dad".........lol

In all honesty, I have a soft spot for EM's, based on my history with the "Vair........

Thanks for the welcome, guys. I spotted a blue '64 convertible that was used as an everyday driver about 45 minutes north of me. I'm going to look at it this weekend. From the pics, it appears to be decent. The only thing that's bothering me about this 'Vair is that it does not have the chrome ...

Welcome! I am seeing a number of the 64 'verts available. You didn't mention what you'd be looking to spend. Are you looking for a project car or something that's ready to drive?

Did you happen to have any of the information from your grandmothers car? The VIN perhaps. You never know it may be ...

Hello, all. Short time lurker, long time Corvair fanatic from Cincinnati, Ohio. My mother and grandmother bought a new 1964 Corvair Monza convertible together. Every time we went to grandma's house, I HAD to see the car. Grandma passed away in 1984, about 2 years before I was old enough to drive ...