1963 Chevrolet Corvair

Convertible

Air Cooled v-6

Automatic

30967w248323

Clear

Gasoline

1963 Corvair Monza Spyder 90% original,3 owner adult owned non-smoker/pet in great condition.This vehicle is finished in Palomar Red Metallic with black interior and black top.I am the 3rd owner has been a weekend cruiser and driven to car shows as it's primary use.It is a numbers matching vehicle with no mechanical issues,there is no white smoke at start up or anytime,transmission is automatic power glide that shifts smooth,always starts no hesitation.The floors and rocker panels are solid,no trace of rust anywhere on the body and the under carriage is solid,seats have fading from being original but no rips or tears,top is practically new as is the rear window.Work i have done on it since owned, New carpeting 2012 Weather stripping 2013 Valve cover gaskets 2012 Serpentine Belt 2012 Whitewall tires 2013 Rhino spray liner used in trunk area 2012 The car was painted by the previous owner in 2010 and it looks great as you can see in the pictures,a few scratches on passenger door but red makes it more obvious,this is not a 10 foot or 5 foot paint job it was a expensive job and done pretty well(thus 90% original).She has 57,000 miles but the title states exceeds mechanical limits.Due to the previous owners spouse checking the wrong box,when i went to correct it at the DMV i was told the vehicle is exempt since it's over 25 years old.When i asked why not put exempt on it instead?,i was told to make any changes to a title i need notarized statements from all owners.Well the first owner is deceased so that is impossible,so for leery feel free to believe it has 157,000 but as original and sturdy as this car is i strongly know this is a 57k mile vehicle.We have won numerous trophies with her at Chevy shows and good guys. What would i suggest doing over the years? Re chrome some of the small interior trim eg top release latches,small piece near gas cap opening,a few touch ups put a better tire on the spare. Is this a Barret Jackson show car? not yet Is it a restoration project fixer upper? absolutely not. What all is included in auction? 2 sets of keys(2 for trunk and 2 for ignition) Service manual 3 more manuals and 2 history brochures 2 sets of floor mats extra side view mirror serpentine belt Original Laminated bill of sale from 1963 This would make a great daily driver or weekend cruiser or show car and needs nothing except whatever the next owners personal preference would be.I will do a No Reserve auction,but please keep in mind i have a local offer of 4900 which i feel is giving it away and if the bidding does not come close to that i will end the auction.My buy it now is 9,Serious bidders only please if you have 0 feedback and are the highest bidder in the last 24 hours contact me or i will retract your bid.I am a very honest person feel free to message me with any questions or if you would like to have the vehicle inspected or look at it in person.Thanks for looking and happy bidding. On Jul-25-13 at 18:23:13 PDT, seller added the following information: I was just made aware by another member that this is a monza convertible not a spyder,as spyders have different gauges and manual transmission,When i decode the vin it comes back as a spyder.So please keep in mind what you are bidding on and feel free to ask any further questions. Thanks On Jul-26-13 at 08:13:16 PDT, seller added the following information: Okay folks i have received messages from 2 more members telling me this is not a spyder and as i told them i already made the revisions yesterday,as soon as i was informed by a fellow ebay member.I am not trying to mislead anyone and i can not edit the title so i have made these revisions.I am not a die hard corvair fanatic nor do i restore cars myself,I went on this website .oldride.com/library/1963_chevrolet_corvair.html(add www.) and decoded the vin and it shows as a spyder.I appreciate all the messages folks but i have made the revisions since yesterday,and i am sure the bidders are more educated on these corvairs then i am.Thanks and good luck to all.