For sale in our Chicago showroom is this very custom 1965 Chevrolet
Corvair. The builder of this Corvair truly ignores all the rules on
how to build a Corvair. Where a flat six engine would typically be
hidden in the rear of the vehicle, now are a fuel cell and a big
bottle for nitrous-oxide. Up front, however, the storage space has
been converted to an engine bay housing a 406 CID small block V8
Chevrolet engine. The gears are shifted by a conventional TH-400
3-speed automatic transmission into a GM 10-bolt rear-end. The MSD
ignition system makes sure this Corvair starts every time, and the
tubular headers into a custom exhaust keep the power up and the
sound aggressive. The interior has had custom touches almost
everywhere you look. The stock seats have been replaced with a set
of Corbeau light weight sport seats with better bolsters to keep
you held safely in place during any spirited driving sessions. Many
gauges have been added to help you keep an eye on the engine
conditions. A B&M floor shifter puts you in control of the
gears when you stomp on the loud pedal. The convertible top moves
up and down freely. The carpet shows minimal wear, and the glass is
all in great condition. The trailer that comes with the vehicle was
custom built from a chopped Corvair to match the tow-vehicle. This
very custom 1965 Chevrolet Corvair is sure to attract attention no
matter what show you attend. Options include: Cloth Interior,
Manual Convertible Top, Radial Tires, and Seat Belts. For more
information on this quarter-mile monster, contact the Chicago
showroom at (708) 444-4488 or
[email protected]. To
see more HD photos and an HD video of this vehicle running and
driving, visit www.GatewayClassicCars.com.
