Unique GM History-
The original Corvair was introduced by GM in 1960 as a 'sporty compact. It was the most unique car GM had ever put into production. There were a 2-door coupe and 4-door sedan, both with air-cooled flat-6 engines mounted in the rear and backed by either a 2-speed automatic or 3-4 speed manual rear transaxle. In 1965, GM introduced the Gen2 Corvair - much more stylish and comfortable.
Original No Frills-
This '66 Corvair coupe is an outstanding, original example of the base no-frills Corvair 500 model. The factory Willow Green finish is still in overall good condition; however, there are a few blemishes in the paint. Factory 13" steel wheels have factory dog-dish hubcaps and mount nice Maxxis radial tires. Chrome and stainless are excellent.
One Option-
The fawn tan vinyl interior is in good condition. The basic 500 package included all-rubber floor mats, and this car was also radio delete. The Corvair is equipped with seat belts, an option in '65.
Flat Six Power-
Power is furnished by an air-cooled 164ci flat-six that was built with a steel crank, alloy cylinders and aluminum heads. It is equipped with an oil cooler and was rated at 95hp/155lb-ft. The engine is said to have never been rebuilt and it sounds strong. The Corvair is equipped with the 3-speed all-synchro manual transaxle, manual steering and manual drum brakes.
Major Service Done-
Recent major service has been performed on steering components, the brake system (including dual master) and the shifter mechanism.
This Corvair is a piece of GM history taken from the dynamic era of American 'compact cars' - the '60s.
All AutoBarn vehicles receive a comprehensive inspection.
We can help you arrange shipping anywhere in the world for your new purchase.
Ask your salesperson if the vehicle qualifies for an Extended Vehicle Protection plan.
The Hagerty insurance quote on our website will vary depending on the coverage you choose and where you live. Please contact Hagerty at 704-534-2264 for an exact quote.
ALL VEHICLES SOLD "AS IS". TRUE MILEAGE UNKNOWN UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
The original Corvair was introduced by GM in 1960 as a 'sporty compact. It was the most unique car GM had ever put into production. There were a 2-door coupe and 4-door sedan, both with air-cooled flat-6 engines mounted in the rear and backed by either a 2-speed automatic or 3-4 speed manual rear transaxle. In 1965, GM introduced the Gen2 Corvair - much more stylish and comfortable.
Original No Frills-
This '66 Corvair coupe is an outstanding, original example of the base no-frills Corvair 500 model. The factory Willow Green finish is still in overall good condition; however, there are a few blemishes in the paint. Factory 13" steel wheels have factory dog-dish hubcaps and mount nice Maxxis radial tires. Chrome and stainless are excellent.
One Option-
The fawn tan vinyl interior is in good condition. The basic 500 package included all-rubber floor mats, and this car was also radio delete. The Corvair is equipped with seat belts, an option in '65.
Flat Six Power-
Power is furnished by an air-cooled 164ci flat-six that was built with a steel crank, alloy cylinders and aluminum heads. It is equipped with an oil cooler and was rated at 95hp/155lb-ft. The engine is said to have never been rebuilt and it sounds strong. The Corvair is equipped with the 3-speed all-synchro manual transaxle, manual steering and manual drum brakes.
Major Service Done-
Recent major service has been performed on steering components, the brake system (including dual master) and the shifter mechanism.
This Corvair is a piece of GM history taken from the dynamic era of American 'compact cars' - the '60s.
All AutoBarn vehicles receive a comprehensive inspection.
We can help you arrange shipping anywhere in the world for your new purchase.
Ask your salesperson if the vehicle qualifies for an Extended Vehicle Protection plan.
The Hagerty insurance quote on our website will vary depending on the coverage you choose and where you live. Please contact Hagerty at 704-534-2264 for an exact quote.
ALL VEHICLES SOLD "AS IS". TRUE MILEAGE UNKNOWN UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.