The car has not been started for 45 years, it has NO RUST been in the same insulated garage just sitting on blocks of wood.
MAKE AN OFFER AND EXPLAIN WHAT YOU WANT IT FOR
THE CAR IS IN SUNNY SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA
THEN COME WITH A TRAILER AND TOW IT AWAY
BARN FIND 1967 CORVAIR = make an offer
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Re: BARN FIND 1967 CORVAIR = make an offer
Does it have wheels and tires, which engine, price range?
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Jerry Whitt
ASE CERTIFIED MASTER TECHNICIAN
Retired
Hemet, Callifornia
65 Monza, purchased new
65 Corsa convertible
ASE CERTIFIED MASTER TECHNICIAN
Retired
Hemet, Callifornia
65 Monza, purchased new
65 Corsa convertible
Re: BARN FIND 1967 CORVAIR = make an offer
Dave W. from Gilbert, AZ
66 Corsa 140/4 Yenko Stinger Tribute
66 Corsa 140 Coupe w/factory A/C
65 Monza 4DR 140/PG w/factory A/C
65 Monza 4DR EJ20T/5
64 Greenbrier 110/PG, Standard 6-Door
66 Corsa 140/4 Yenko Stinger Tribute
66 Corsa 140 Coupe w/factory A/C
65 Monza 4DR 140/PG w/factory A/C
65 Monza 4DR EJ20T/5
64 Greenbrier 110/PG, Standard 6-Door
Re: BARN FIND 1967 CORVAIR = make an offer
Jeez, I get JEALOUS seeing these old cars in such amazing shape. Nearly all of these barn finds and some parts donor cars in Motohead's videos are in better shape than the '67 Monza rustbucket I'm working on. Better paint. Less rust. Original, stock, complete. Convertible. Corsa. Turbo...
But I still love mine, she's my first car. I'm in a committed relationship of 40 years now, so I can't toss her rusty carcass aside. We're in Los Angeles now but she's from humid South Carolina and has the rust belt scars to prove it. She's been rotting in my garage for 20 years, but now she's my Covid project. She's the ONE GOOD THING that has come out of this stupid lockdown. I've been saying "someday" for 20 years and I have been having a ball working on my gal since I rolled her out into the driveway in May. She ain't all stock, she'll never be a show car, but she's all mine and I'm looking forward to that first trip around the block. Hopefully by summer's end. Much to do, pull the 140HP and do some stuff, mainly replacing seals. Pull & reseal the gas tank, rebuild the front end, redo the interior and more.
Two guys stopped by the house yesterday to ask if the Corvair was for sale. Of course I said no but it felt nice that they asked!
Man, that first trip around the block is gonna be sweet.
But I still love mine, she's my first car. I'm in a committed relationship of 40 years now, so I can't toss her rusty carcass aside. We're in Los Angeles now but she's from humid South Carolina and has the rust belt scars to prove it. She's been rotting in my garage for 20 years, but now she's my Covid project. She's the ONE GOOD THING that has come out of this stupid lockdown. I've been saying "someday" for 20 years and I have been having a ball working on my gal since I rolled her out into the driveway in May. She ain't all stock, she'll never be a show car, but she's all mine and I'm looking forward to that first trip around the block. Hopefully by summer's end. Much to do, pull the 140HP and do some stuff, mainly replacing seals. Pull & reseal the gas tank, rebuild the front end, redo the interior and more.
Two guys stopped by the house yesterday to ask if the Corvair was for sale. Of course I said no but it felt nice that they asked!
Man, that first trip around the block is gonna be sweet.
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