[FC] 1962 corvair 150 HP turbo charged spyder

[Gary]

100 % original is a hard statement, this means it has never had any
upholstry work done, no touch up paint, original top, asnd all original
drive train components.
Are these components original and still in good condition?
Has the paint faded? No rips in the top, or seats? Chrome all in great
shape? Car runs fine and does not smoke..........?
It is impossible to place a dollar figure on the car without actually seeing
it, or at least looking at some detailed pictures
Has the car been driven regularly? when has it last been licensed.
If it has been in storage for years it may need all new seals and brake
system.
A top can be so hard it shreds when trying to put it down.
Is the Turbo functional? It can cost several hundrerd just to rebuild
one.........

We do not have enough info to do an estimate.......
Where is the car located, maybe we can steer one of our members over to look
at it......

Gary Swiatowy

----- Original Message -----
From: "jim and kathy vaughan" <vaughans@charter.net>
To: <corvanatics@corvair.org>
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2004 1:29 PM
Subject: [FC] 1962 corvair 150 HP turbo charged spyder


> Hi, my husband has a 1962 chevy monza turbo spyder convertible.  It is in
> great condition, almost 100%  is original. Do you have any info about the
> history of this car?  We have been told it is a rare car and worth quite a
bit
> of money....we are not sure how to value it.  We are thinking about
selling it
> but are just unsure how to price it.  Can you offer us any guidance?
> thanks....kathy
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