1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Convertible - Glacier Gray on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
I am selling my 1965 corvair corsa. The car is in very good condition and runs great. I have some unexpected expenses so I need to sell the car. I have not owned it very long, but I purchased it from a gentleman who owned it for about 25 years and took very good care of it. It could use a new paint job at some point, but is presentable. The black convertible top is in very good condition- no rips or tears. The upholstery is original, and other then a small spot that has been repaired on top of the front passenger seat, is also in very good condition. According to documentation I received with the car, the gentleman who owned the car before me, updated the engine with another newer corsa engine that had approx. 35,000 miles on it. The engine now has about 42,000 miles on it. He also had extensive work done on the car, including having the carbs rebuilt, by renowned corvair specialist, Larry Claypool at the Vair Shop in Frankfort Illnois. Corvair wire wheel covers and tires are in excellent condition. The car has a few minor dings and scratches, but overall, is an excellent example of a very nice and true Corsa convertible. Thanks!
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