My 1964 Chevy Corvair Monza
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my great grandpa pased ayway and hois chevy corvair is just sitting in the back needs complete restoration sucks hopefully ill be able to fix it
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Cool Video! I had one just like it that I bought for $200 in 1983. It was not as nice as yours but it ran great and was fun to drive. When the engine finally started to go my friends started to call it "blue thunder" (always had blue cloud behind it lol. Cars got a bad rap, I wish I still had it!
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how do you open the trunk were the engine is??
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Awsome job!!! Love the car. Sold one like it about two years ago. The boy wants another when he starts driving. Great choice on the audio.
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I'm thinking of buying a restored '64 Corvair with no damage, perfect int/ext, and 65,000 miles for $7000. Is it a bad deal?
TonyAirlines 1 year ago
Depends what you are looking for. If you want a reliable daily driver, you should be able to find a better deal else where. But I haven't seen the 'vair you were looking at so it maybe worth it. Generally though, you can find a nice looking 'vair for under $6000. If you go to Jaxed sitemash (google it) you can find all the recent listing of Corvair and any other car for that matter from all over the country through site like craigslist and ebay.
RememberOne13 1 year ago
@RememberOne13 What about that problem that was mentioned in Unsafe at Any Speed? Which models or years would that problem exist for?
TonyAirlines 1 year ago
@TonyAirlines From my understanding it was from 1960-1963. By '64 Chevy had upgraded the suspension to help prevent the wheels from tucking under on cornering. But to be honest, Nadar was just trying to be heard, there was no real problem with the car if you just drove it reasonably. Studies after the fact revealed that the argument Nadar was making in his book was actually false in its application to the corvair. You shouldn't base your purchase of a 'vair around what Nadar argued. The car was
RememberOne13 1 year ago
@TonyAirlines generally a safe car. As long as you don't take corners at 60 mph, you will be fine! The corvair is great piece of american craftsmanship and any year really is worthy of owning. Personally, i think the '64 is the best looking and most refined of the 1st generation vair. Just keep in mind that the car's weight all lies in the back. On turns you can feel the weight back there, as you would on any rear engine car. Just make sure to keep the rear tires at 26 psi and the fronts at 15
RememberOne13 1 year ago
haha thanks. Maybe I'll consider doing that on my next video!
RememberOne13 2 years ago