Super Clean '64 Corvair Monza Convertible, Black on Black
 

I realize $17,950 (obo) is a tall ask for a Corvair, but if you're going to drive a Corvair, you ought to get one with the right engine option and best colors.

Seller sunk about $5k into the engine rebuild back in 2017, and includes a long list of rebuilt or new parts. Could be an interesting car if the price is negotiable.

Link to 1964 Corvair Monza Convertible eBay auction

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I’m not a big Corvair guy, but this car is pretty cool.

I like it. Not many driver ragtops out there for 18k anymore.

I prefer the second gen Corvair, but this one is pretty hard to ignore.

I like it!! Find some of those 13" mag style wheel covers for it.

14 inch ralleys look pretty good on early Corvairs.