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The groundbreaking Corvair, with its air-cooled, rear-mounted, horizontally opposed flat-six engine, was a success for General Motors. The flat six 2. 7L motor makes 110 HP and linked to a four speed manual transmission. The Corvair's four gears are just spaced; you can cruise at 45 mph in third all day long. 1964 is the last year of the original body style, and engineers had corrected some of the swing axle problems by installing a transverse leaf spring across the rear.

Convertible top is manual but extremely easy to operate. The radio is a Custom Auto Sound USA-740 compatible with Bluetooth capabilities and Digital Radio.

The Corvair remains the only American designed mass-produced passenger car with a rear-mounted air-cooled engine with over 1. 8 million produced between 1960 and 1963. This example is of the second-generation produced 1965-1969 that included a body redesign. It carries the 2683cc 2. 7 L Flat six known as the 'Chevy Turbo Air 6' carrying a hotter cam-shaft, a revised dual spring cylinder heads and new 2' exhaust. It was able to produce 95 hp and was mated to a synchro-mesh 4 speed transmission with the Saginaw Gear set. Self-adjusting brakes were added in 1963 as well. The 66 Monza also received fully independent suspension for improved handling. This 66 Monza has fresh paint with a white convertible top and black vinyl interior that coordinates well with the black...

Red with White interior and a White convertible top this is a great looking sporty mid-sixties convertible. Powered by a 164 cubic inch (2. 7 liter) flat six engine with an automatic transmission. This cool Corvair is ready to enjoy and cruise in with the top down....