1966 CHEVROLET CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE

KEY FACTS

• A very smart example of the stylish rear-engined drop-top, finished in a period-perfect colour combination and in good running order.
• Under the rear engine cover is the 2.7-litre flat-six, which drives the rear wheels via a two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission.
• It is currently located in Kentucky, and is registered on Historic Vehicle plates.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• Finished in an attractive metallic blue hue and with a white vinyl interior, this Corvair is also equipped with an AM radio and 13-inch wheels, which are fitted with the correct wire covers and three-eared Chevrolet knock-off hub nuts, and are in great shape.
• The car will be accompanied by some documentation of its previous maintenance.

CONDITION

• There is no known damage to the bodywork.
• Having previously been resprayed, the paintwork is in very good overall condition, with only minor marks and blemishes in line with the car’s mileage.
• The exterior trim and brightwork also presents well, and the white convertible hood is free of any rips or tears.
• Moving inside, the white vinyl upholstery is very smart indeed, with only a few small marks, commensurate with the car’s age. Elsewhere, the interior trim and touchpoints have an attractive light ‘patina’, helping to tell the story of this 55-year-old cruiser.
• There are no known electrical or mechanical faults.

SERVICE HISTORY

• This Corvair has been maintained to a good standard, and has had its engine oil regularly, with the most recent service being carried out in 2020.

SUMMARY

The second-generation Chevrolet Corvair is an undeniably attractive rear-engined classic. Presented in smart condition throughout and with no known mechanical faults, this Corvair Monza Convertible will surely charm its next owner every time they get behind the wheel, and is offered for sale at just the right time to enjoy for the rest of the summer months.

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