1963 CHEVROLET CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE, 99% RUSTFREE ARIZONA CAR.

Description for Chevrolet Corvair 1963

I bought this nice little 1963 Corvair Monza convertible for my wife a few years ago. She drove the identical car, same year and same color white attending ASU here in Phoenix 35 years ago.It had been parked for 8-10 years in Tucson when I bought it so I did a bunch of work,replaced the fuel tank and cleaned the fuel lines,rebuilt the brakes,installed new tires,I had a new convertible top installedredone front seatsnew carpetrebuilt carburetorsnew batterynew tail light lenses and a lot more.
The dash pad has some cracks and the back seat is slightly dry on top of the back rest.The paint is shiny but it has a fair amount of rock chips and nicks here ant there, perfect for a car you want to be able to use without worrying about abeautiful paint job.
As it turned out it was more fun wanting the Corvair that actually owning the car so Sarah never really had any interest in driving it.So we decided to sell the car, no point in having a fun old car just sitting around without being used.
The body is excellent and 99% rustfree, there's a few bubbles under the paint in one spot on the rear of the right side rockerpanel.I can't find any other rust anywhere. With a sharp screwdriver you might be able to poke a small hole or two, that is the extent of the rust!Arizona cars have the best sheet metal in the US!!!
The car is stored at my restoration shop in down town Phoenix where it can be seen and purchased.
My business, Copperstate Classic Cars have sold and exported old cars all over the world for the last 33 years so export is never a problem.
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A $1000 deposit is due within 24 hours of the end of the auction, the balance is due within 7 days.
I am open to a reasonable offer so, if you are interested in sending me an offer, feel free to do so, please don't send messages asking for my "best price".