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Rolling into the 60s Chevrolet was looking to shake up the market a bit and introduced the Corvair. A car that to this day is the only mass produced American made car with a rear-mounted, air-cooled engine. Debuting in 1960 the Corvair would see 2 generations spanning 9 years of production until 1969. Here we have a very nice '65 Model. The Cypress Green paint looks very good, as it should since she was repainted within the last couple of years. The Fawn colored vinyl interior is also in great shape. Under the hood is a complete rebuilt Flat 6-cylinder engine mated to a 2-speed automatic transmission. This car has been subjected to a massive restoration. Was stripped to bare metal and painted, sanded and buffed. Completed engine tear down rebuilt from the crankshaft up. New interior, complete brake rebuild, Hi-tech pistons, and LM factory spinner hubcaps. Components like lower control arms, ball joints, U-joints, bearings and so much more have been replaced. The invoices for parts and labor total to...

It's hard not to get excited about this turbocharged 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa. After all, you can take this vintage coupe home for less than the price of a new econobox; you can maintain it with a basic tool set, and there have been extra careful to keep this quite vintage. But take some real time to dig deeper, because you're going to find everything from the factory-correct colors to the sought-after turbo motor that makes this one desirable well beyond its affordability. Corvairs have a style all their own, and these second-generation look downright great. They were ahead of their time, which means you see the future lines for icons like the Camaro in this handsome coupe. It has a well-respected body with good lines and doors that close with confidence. the PPG Teal Metallic is a great color, but you can really tell there have been some investments along the way to keep this correct color looking great in the sunshine. and really that's the point because you'll love taking this Corvair out every sunny day. Like any good 1960s American, there's nice brightwork on the chrome bumpers, trim, rockers, and that sporty rear panel. Plus, the upgraded 15-inch...

A well done restoration was completed on this car, the quality and the receipts prove it. It couldn-t have a better color combination, black paint, black top, and white interior. The polished stainless trim sparkles beautifully against the white paint. During the restoration the engine and transaxle were rebuilt. The primary and secondary carburetors were rebuilt or replaced as necessary. The dealer installed ac unit was converted to R134. The radio is a rare special option called the Corvair AM/FM Stereophonic radio which came with 5 speakers, of which are all present. The list of items that have been worked on are as follows. Recent paint, weatherstripping throughout, new window felts, driver side retractable seat belt, Corsa woodgrain steering wheel, adjustable steering column, 4 way flashers, close ratio corsa shift box, AC, Corvair AM/FM stereophonic radio with separate controls and 5 speakers, driver side remote adjustable mirror, passenger side -bowtie- mirror, electric convertible top, chrome luggage rack, chrome door sills, chrome knock off wire wheels, powder coated cowling on the engine and air cleaner, wire harness covers. Rebuilt engine with new cam, pistons, rings, rods, rod bearings, main bearings, main bearings, new valves, guides, rockers, and springs. Rebuilt primary and secondary...

Welcome, folks! Today, I've got an incredible deal for all of you car enthusiasts out there. Are you ready to hit the road in style? Well, look no further than the 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa. This beauty has got it all: a 164 cubic inch flat-six engine, a 4-speed manual transmission, and an eye-catching blue exterior that will turn heads wherever you go. And let's not forget the sleek black interior that will make you feel like a true king of the road. But that's not all. This particular Corvair Corsa (Trim tag code 65-10737) is the 164 4-speed 4-carb sub-model, which packs an extra punch that will leave other cars in the dust. You'll feel the power as soon as you hit the gas pedal, and the smooth handling and precise steering will make you feel like you're driving on air. The front bucket seats and sporty steering...

Few will be fortunate enough to find a car this age with such a short ownership trail - its current owner purchased this vehicle from its original purchaser (aunt and uncle); so, it has been essentially in the same family since it was purchased new. Recent work done on the car includes having the turbocharger rebuilt, along with having the head gaskets and rear main seal replaced as well. While the car is not its original white, the red paint looks great, and the chrome trim is in very good shape as well. The black interior looks very well cared for, and is 'vintage 1960's cool', with its chrome trimmed gauge bezels and switchgear. This gorgeous Corvair is powered by its numbers matching turbocharged flat-six (boxer) engine, which transfers power to the independent rear suspension through its original 4-speed manual gearbox. This combination of a 180HP turbocharged flat six and 4-speed manual transmission provides plenty of pep for such a lightweight car, so it gets along quite nicely in traffic, thank you. This little red Corvair has 'plenty of life left in the tank' to be a 'fun to cruise in' drop-top for many years of enjoyment. This red beauty is...