1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza - Vairy Nice!

62 Corvair Monza. Has a 140 block with 110 heads and Powerglide Transmission. Everything I list has been done within 1500 miles or less.

· All tin has been blasted and powder coated. Every nut and bolt was replaced at that time too. Motor looks brand new.

· Wolf carburetors.

· Clarks oil pan.

· Original new set of Offenhauser valve covers.

· Rebuilt Generator with bushings, end frame brushes and new tags.

· Brand new thermostats.

· Carburetor choke coils.

· New fuel pump (10/21/17)

· Battery was replaced about 2 years ago.

· I have the stock wheels and good tires with original caps (Also a spare wheel and new tire).

· Also comes with the wheels you see on it in the photos (280zx wheels), with a spare for front and a spare for the rear (different sizes). One spare is located as you see in the photos in the engine bay and the other is in the trunk. The 280zx wheels were blasted and powder coated as well and tires are new (less than 500 miles on them). Zero miles on the spares.

· Fan blower baring.

· Idler pulley baring.

· Seth Emerson distributor. The original distributor will come with the sale as well.

· New coil.

· Spark plugs and wires.

· New gas tank, gas gauge sending unit and all hoses about 4 months ago.

· Put on a really nice muffler about 2 years ago. It sounds nice!

· Clarks quick steering arms.

· Clarks quick steering box. The turning radius is much larger now but it feels better driving down the road.

· Tie rods and tie rod ends then had it aligned at the only place I'll take a car for alignments, Omni Brake & Alignment in Kirkland, WA.

· After-market steering wheel with the Seth Emerson steering wheel installation kit. I will include the original steering wheel too.

· Shocks all the way around.

· LED tail lights from Ben Carey. Will include originals as well.

· Back up tail light blanks. Will include originals too, I just liked the look of the blanks.

· Brake pads, hoses, wheel cylinders and brake spring kits all the way around

· New Clarks dash pad

· One coil was cut in the front giving it a much better look, though he car could use a new set of coil springs. Coils are soft.

· Replaced all four headlights, with Octane lighting Halogen bulbs with Amber highbeams.

Sale will come with lots of spare parts and repair manuals.

The original owner wrote everything down on a little note pad with every oil change and work done from the first change at 15 miles to 64,013 miles (granted, it is not the original block anymore, just super cool to have). I have tons of receipts dating back to when the car was new and a list of each owner. I have several old registrations dating back to the 70s and 80s. Car was bought new on 4/19/62 in Bedford Indiana and moved to Seattle in the summer of '73. Changed a few hands until I bought it about 4 years ago.

Previous owner owned a paint and body shop. Took 164.5 hours to strip and repaint the car. I have the hour sheet from the restoration shop. I have some photos of the progress from stripping it to bare metal to color (also included in the sale). This was done sometime around January and February of 95 or 96. It still looks super nice! A couple bubbles about the size of a dime are starting to show and some on the seams on the sides of the rear window but those are not thru. Everyone that I point them out to tell me it's hardly even noticeable. I am OCD when it comes to my cars, so every imperfection stands out to me. Floor board is not rusty nor is the trunk area. It's a VERY solid car. Had this on Kent Sullivan's lift a couple years ago and got lots of "nice car" comments.