Corvair Forum

Ganue60, where did you find four spoke Cragars for your Caveman car? Those must be incredibly rare!

Love the personalized plates on your car Norm!

Scott Howey wrote:Love the personalized plates on your car Norm!

Thank you. The coupe has a matching 10737 plate.

After only three days of voting, three Corvairs are tied in a three-way race to the finish line! Nine votes cast so far with 33% going to each Corvair, and it is anybody's guess as to the final outcome. It's Early vs. Late. Caveman Coupe vs. Corsa Convertible.

So visit the Corvair Forum and take a look around. Cast your votes and let everyone know how you feel.

Norm, I found them in Cali last year, and yes they are very rare.....took me 3 yrs to find a set. I did find 2 wheels in junk yard before I found these. So now I have 6:)

Ganue60 wrote:Norm, I found them in Cali last year, and yes they are very rare.....took me 3 yrs to find a set. I did find 2 wheels in junk yard before I found these. So now I have 6:)

I love it! They look great.

ncwitte wrote:

Ganue60 wrote:Norm, I found them in Cali last year, and yes they are very rare.....took me 3 yrs to find a set. I did find 2 wheels in junk yard before I found these. So now I have 6:)

I love it! They look great.

Thank you!!

Thanks Norm, I once had a '67 Camaro in the blue color combination as you have. Good luck!

Tough Choice to pick 1 Corvair from 3 Great Corvairs.

Tough to pick one guys. All are nice cars in their own ways. Good luck to all.

When in doubt, and if the car in question is not a bow-wow - I will always vote for the 1965 model. '65 was one of those watershed years where everybody introduced new styles, new bodies, improved features, or what-have-you. I've never owned a 1965 Chrysler product, although a friend of mine in high school had a 1965 Plymouth Fury I - the base level pf the series, but a nice-looking car, well-featured and had the 318 V8 that was more than capable of moving out very smartly. I've owned two '65 Corvairs (Monza 2DR hardtop coupe and Corsa turbo drop-top), a '65 Continental convertible sedan, and a '65 Rambler Ambassador 990 convertible coupe.

Truth be told...I loved them all, but I still hanker for another Ambassador convertible. That car was as solid as a Packard, quiet as a churchmouse and had way more power than one would expect - and optioned as opulently as a Buick or a Lincoln.

Rondo wrote:My entry is a 1966 Corsa factory A/C convertible...purchased it in Dec. of 2010...bumper to bumper resto...just completed this project a few weeks ago...first Corvair...I'm the 3rd owner.

Thanks Brad, and I want to thank all those who voted for my corvair. Norm, I thought your car was just as nice as mine if not better.Be sure to enter next month and good luck.

Beautiful car, congratulations on your well deserved win.

Rondo, thanks! Congrats on a well-deserved win. I love your car.