The Lowest Mileage Original 1963 Corvair Monza in the World!

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• WI

  @WildandBlueZL1 · 6 months ago

  Dang!  What a sweetheart…. Good job on rescuing and preserving it.

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• IV

  @ivankuljis1780 · 5 months ago

  Bloody Hell, what a great story. You were the right guy to buy it. Being the first owner is an incredible thing to say today.

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• HQ

  @HQdefault64 · 6 months ago

  So glad to see he isn't afraid to drive it despite the fact that it has such low mileage. Cars were meant to be driven, not sit around.

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• AB

  @AbleWeldingSales · 6 months ago

  Amazing time capsule, now under proper care. Well done.

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• FR

  @fredwalt2282 · 6 months ago

  I had a 63 Corvair back in 1974. I loved the body style and rear engine. I hated the 4 spd ball in socket linkage. I blew the engine after it ran low on oil. I rebuilt the motor at Ft MacArthur in San Pedro and reassembled it at LA04 Missile Base. When I was reassigned I gave it to a friend. First Chevy I ever bought. Great memories !!<br>Thanks…

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• RO

  @roberthiggins8098 · 7 months ago

  My dad and I took a test drive in 1960 in a white with red interior stick that looked just like this one. &nbsp;Still remember it. &nbsp;I owned a &apos;66 500 and a &apos;65 Monza 4 speed convertable. &nbsp;They were awesome in the snow during Michigan winters. &nbsp;A rare gem you have sir. &nbsp;Thanks

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• LE

  @leewalker3514 · 7 months ago

  I’m glad to see somebody’s showing some of that stuff from Lambert Chevrolet. This is excellent thank you

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• OL

  @olmstedfirsttwo-toneavanti4183 · 7 months ago

  The 1960 Corvair was one of the first cars to have overlapping windshield wipers.

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• JI

  @jimburig7064 · 7 months ago

  Pete is a perfect custodian for this car. He&apos;s knowledgeable and respects what it is. It&apos;s in good hands. It&apos;s a privilege to see an unrestored original car this well preserved. The build quality from Fisher Body is impressive.

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• JI

  @jimburig7064 · 2 months ago

  In the seventies I ran my Corvairs on high octane aviation fuel. It made a huge difference.

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• OL

  @olmstedfirsttwo-toneavanti4183 · 7 months ago

  How could this car not sell in 1963? <br>Inside and outside color is right and it seems to have been ordered wisely with options.

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• US

  @Usermf-i8x · 7 months ago

  Amazing, I owned a 64 Monza 110 hp power glide automatic. Same color combination as yours. I was in high school in 1971 wish I still had that car, so much fun to drive.

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