CORVAIR 1964 Monza 4-speed convertable

I've owned it for 14 years and driven it regularly, araged winters. Taught my daughter and her cousins to drive in it, ook regular 250+ mile trips with it, t has the higher gears and likes to run 75 mph for hours on the interstate.Doesn'tuse oil, eaks a drip or two like most Corvairs. I've never checked it closely but I would say it gets about 25 mpg average, ever threw a fan belt (same belt since I bought it). Original radio (removed) and stock single exhaust (nearly new) included.Tires have about 2000 miles, new shocks,recent brake job, eplaced fuel gauge sender. It's an economical little cruiser that will always get plenty of attention from the general public were ever you go. Seems like everybody has a Corvair story, nd you don't see them much these days. I hate to part with i, ut would likesomethingdifferent for awhile.Glad to answer questions.