Vehicle Description
1964 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Car History The Chevrolet Corvair was
a compact car manufactured by Chevrolet for model years 1960-1969
in two generations. A response to the Volkswagen Beetle, it remains
the only American-designed, mass-produced passenger car with a
rear-mounted, air-cooled engine. The name �€�Corvair�€� originated
as a portmanteau of Corvette and Bel Air, with the �€�air�€� part
referenced the engine�€�s cooling system. We have a great 1964
Chevrolet Corvair Monza here at Skyway Classics with the 164 cubic
inch air cooled engine, dark blue paint, chrome wire wheel hubcaps,
chrome exhaust, pushbutton radio, and a manual4-speed transmission
for less than the price of a new car. Features 1964 Chevrolet
Corvair Monza Convertible 164 cubic inch rear-mounted air-cooled
flat-six engine 4-speed manual transmission Black factory air
cleaner system New exhaust Cooling fans Factory dual carb system
and intake Performance exhaust Neat, clean, painted and detail
engine compartment Blue bucket seats Matching back seats and door
panels Factory dual cowl dash that borrows styling from the
Corvette factory dash Gauges and instruments Stainless trim
Original radio Blue carpets Wood steering wheel Original radio
4-speed shifter with white shifter ball Dark Blue paint White
convertible top Steel wheels with chrome wire wheel hubcaps Thin
white sidewall tires Mechanical Under the hood beats a 164 cubic
inch 95 horsepower rear-mounted air-cooled flat-six engine backed
by a 4-speed manual transmission. Chevrolet put in the Corvair
something truly different. The rear-mounted air-cooled flat-six
motor is set up for a lower center of gravity, and some
Porsche-style handling fun, has a large rev range, looks as it did
back when it was new with the black factory dual carb air cleaner
system, electric cooling fans, carb system and intake, and
performance exhaust. It sits in a very neat, clean, painted and
detailed engine compartment and looks like it did back then while
riding on the steel wheels with chrome wire wheel hubcaps with thin
white sidewall tires. Interior The interior on this Corvair
consists of the blue bucket seats and matching back seats and door
panels, the factory dual cowl dash that borrows styling from the
Corvette factory dash with all the gauges and instruments,
stainless trim, blue carpets, wood steering wheel, original radio,
and 4-speed manual shifter with a white 4-speed shifter ball under
the dash. Exterior Corvairs always turn heads wherever they go and
this one does too with its rust-free body painted in shiny dark
blue paint and white convertible top. It has a nice mix of European
and American styling to give it a nice sports car-like appearance
as well as having nice chrome front and rear bumpers, Corvair
badging, and exhaust tips. Conclusion If you ever wanted a 1964
Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible like the one we have here at
Skyway Classics, then this Corvair is that perfect classic you can
pick up without going broke. What other vintage convertible car can
you possibly enjoy this much for the money? Give us a call today at
941-254-6608. Disclaimer Information found on the website is
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