OMG, my dream car, a Monza convertible. The maroon color is perfect, the wire wheel covers classy. A balanced design that is a real beauty.

I've owned a few corvairs a 62 and a 65 years ago...you have one beautiful convertible. 👌

WOW! - Great color - fantastic wire wheel covers - great shape - Bravo!

I had a 1965 Chevy Impala Super Sport with the same wheel covers. They were so heavy that they messed with the wheel balance.

The front seat belts are the same as those that came new on my mother's 1965 Impala wagon. The rears also look similar to what we had, more of an aircraft style buckle, though ours had a Fisher Body emblem and a crinkle-finish painted buckle, so these may be dealer installed or early aftermarket. Later atermarket belts like on my 1966 Corvair are typically push-button release.

Nice! I do like the optional 140, & as you said; She is a very solid convertible. & the sport appearance package always looks good on these convertibles. ( rear mount antenna) Thanks for the video on my favorite Chevrolet's.

Beautiful!

Please PLEASE keep the Corvairs coming! I am so close to being in a position to finally fulfill a lifelong dream of owning one and you seem to have a knack of finding nice ones right here in my back yard [New England]. I'll even take the "ugly ducklings", perhaps one with bad paint fade or interior needs, as long as the frame is solid and the mechanicals are in good shape [I know, but I can dream cant I!]. I think $14.9K for this one is a very respectable asking price for this one.

This could be a possibility this morning close running out for this one if you can't get the other

60s GM cars are prone to rust in those areas. No big deal

beauty! replace the old rear rubber molding and engine pad, otherwise great!

If you can't get the other two cars run this one please it's it's warren couse

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Why so you keep the aold cars on your site on KZfaq. Waste of time for those of us looking!