Corvair Forum

:think: If the "junkyard car" is really complete and relatively solid in body and suspension/brakes, and has a complete, tolerable interior that could be restored, it could be possible to save it and to marry it up to a Corvair powertrain from a 1962-1964 source. You did not mention what type of ...

Scott Howey wrote:I have a complete '62 coupe that is in great condition for a restore, no rust, stripped down, ready for body work and paint. Its a 102hp, PG trans car.

can you send me some pics

Where are you located? I have a complete 64 110hp drive train 4 speed and suspension so you should be able to bolt it right in and it will handle better with the 64 suspension. It needs a ring gear for the flywheel but the motor has a recent rebuild. PM if interested 1389800352923.jpg iam in ...

i read your guys posts,i don't know anything on a corvair. i am mechanically sound tho. i work on all my cars myself. i like in Ellsworth,ks so if there are anyone close by here or know of parts that be great. as for my son he doesn't know too much bout cars but iam teaching him. he is 13 b3 14 this ...

i found some on ebay found a 80hp one but he wants more power. so i found a 180 hp but i dont know if any type of engine will fit in the corvair and what can of tranny i would need to bolt up to it.

my son wants a 1962 corvair it has no motor or tranny in it. i dont know much about corvairs, so could someone point me in the right direction on finding one and what kind i can use thanks