Corvair Forum

...I'm still looking to buy, but the '64 and earlier are not as stylish, as the '65 and up, IMO. See the following Corvair Forum post for an extended debate on which is better... Early Model (1960-1964) or Late Model (1965-1969) :guitar: :link: http://www.corvairforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=80&a...

Welcome from illinois! Good luck on your search. Btw Hendersonville is beautiful country. That is one place I would love to live. Ed Stevenson The hunt continues ...... a couple of interesting vehicles so far, but I am most comfortable with documentation, whether it be for maintenance / repairs or ...

I have not heard about the later models having thinner sheet metal. I'm still looking to buy, but the '64 and earlier are not as stylish, as the '65 and up, IMO. Body sheet metal gauge is hard to pin down. Body strength is determined by alloy strength vs. thickness. HOWEVER, the general consensus i...

I have not heard about the later models having thinner sheet metal.

I'm still looking to buy, but the '64 and earlier are not as stylish, as the '65 and up, IMO.

SteveH wrote:Welcome! Good luck on your search!!!!

Thank you Steve.
Bob. 2-10-17.

County98 wrote:Happy hunting and welcome!

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Thanks.
Bob. 2-10-17.

:wave: :welcome2: Welcome to the Corvair Forum! Your initial post stated that you are interested in 1966 through 1969 Corvair Monza coupes, preferably with a Powerglide transmission. The 1965 model year with a Powerglide transmission would be essentially identical to the later model years, so you s...

Hi FOLKS, A lifelong Chevy guy, now retired' My points of interest have been '49 to '52 Chevys, have owned 3 Corvairs in the past. I have owned two 1951 Chevys, different models but both are two door sedans, one is stock, one is modified, both turn key cars, both # 2 condition. One of the '51's has ...