[FC] '65 Greenbrier for sale...Southeast PA

[RoboMan91324 at aol.com]

All 1965 Greenbriers were deluxe.  Additional information .... the 
Greenbrier was the only FC built in 1965 and very few at that.... no Rampsides or 
Vans.  It was the only FC to come with an alternator from the factory and 
thus, the casting to mount the alternator is very rare because it was not 
machined to accept the oil filler tube like the cars.

I am looking for an original 1965 FC motor for my Greenie.  I am in the LA 
area.

Doc
1960 Corvette; 1961 Rampside; 1962 Rampside; 1964 Spyder coupe; 1965 
Greenbrier; 1966 Corsa turbo coupe; 1967 Nova SS; 1968 Camaro ragtop
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In a message dated 2/22/2010 4:45:04 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
corvanatics-request at corvair.org writes:

> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:09:48 -0500
> From: "Ben and Lynn Stiles" <lbstiles at verizon.net>
> Subject: [FC] '65 Greenbrier for sale...Southeast PA
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> Ladies and Gentlemen:
> 
> I have not seen this van, but was informed by a co-worker that knows I 
> have Corvair trucks. His info/words follow. If you are looking for a '65 
> Greenbrier...this could be the ticket, and it sounds like a deluxe to boot! 
> Located in Craley (near York/Red Lion), PA on the square. Ben
> 
> 
> For sale: '65 Chevy Greenbrier, 6 door, 3 rows of seats, "chrome" trim 
> around windshield, faux leather interior, newly rebuilt 140 motor with 4 
> carbs, new brake lines-wheel cylinders-shoes-drums.  Asking $3500.00.  Jerry 
> Murphy is selling it for the owner's widow.  The owner brought the van to 
> Jerry's garage to get mechanical and body work done.  The body-work was not 
> finished, and the interior needs some TLC.  The owner passed away while it was 
> in the shop.
> 
> The van is in a snow bank and I was not able to see it really good.  Jerry 
> seems like a really nice guy. His # (410) 688-2221. It is probably 
> serviceable however; it is definitely a project.