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The Corvair was manufactured from 1960-1969. It takes the distinction of being the only American mass-produced car with a air-cooled rear engine. Approximately 1. 8 million Corvairs were manufactured. Many models were produced in 2-door, 4-door, wagon, convertible van, and even a pickup. The Corvair was introduced into the compact car market, which was gaining steam in the American market by the late 1950's. General Motors claimed that the rear engine platform provided a lower platform, flat passenger compartment and ride quality.

Our 1968 Chevrolet Corvair convertible is a second- generation model produced from 1965-69. Major improvements included a new fully independent suspension and coil springs at each wheel. This Corvair is painted in a sporty red with a black vinyl interior. The...

Step into the past with this classic 1968 Chevrolet Corvair. This vintage beauty boasts a striking red exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black cloth interior offers a comfortable and stylish ride, suited for those who appreciate the charm of yesteryears. Under the hood, you'll find a robust I6 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering a smooth and reliable driving experience. This car is not just about looks, it's about performance too. The 1968 Chevrolet Corvair is equipped with an AM/FM radio, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down the road. The cloth interior adds to the overall comfort and aesthetic of the vehicle, providing a cozy environment for both the driver and passengers. Safety is also...

Chevrolet produced the Corvair between 1960 and 1969. In this time they rolled out nearly 2 million Corvairs in many body styles ranging from a two door convertible to a ramp side pickup truck. Corvairs featured a unique rear engine, rear wheel drive layout that was not common for American cars of the time. The engine was a horizontally opposed 6 cylinder which sat behind the rear seats. Displacement varied over the years, but never exceeded 2. 7 Liters. The Corvair was lightweight, and featured a small fuel efficient engine. The car really was ahead of its time considering most other cars on the road were twice the weight and size and featured a thirsty V8 under the hood. This particular Corvair is a convertible so the fuel efficiency can be enjoyed with the top down and the wind in your hair. The...

The same family that had owned the Corvair since new, had been displaying the car at an automotive heritage museum prior to selling it to the current owner earlier this year. Although the 28,800 miles on the odometer are undocumented, one look at this car tells you it-s a genuine low-mileage car. This Corvair is a great example, with the condition of the body, the interior, and the powertrain all showing it-s been well cared for since new. The 6-cylinder engine runs well, and the Powerglide automatic transmission shifts smoothly. The interior is very clean, with great vinyl and carpets. This piece of American automotive history is a turn-key driver, ready to cruise the strip, or sit and be appreciated. Either way, you-ll be proud...