<VV> cheapest corvair ever made

[Les]

Well Craig, my 140hp 65 Corsa vert should be back on the road this summer... only options 4 spd, pushbutton radio, and power top. The resto sheet also says "P51 Radial Tires" but I've been told that could be an error. It's hardly loaded up!

Les
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Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 12:54:26 EDT
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The tires have probably been replaced somewhere along the way but you're  
right Dave, whitewalls would have been an option.  The other items you  mention 
were all standard equipment in '67.  Although this seems to be a  zero option 
car, I'm sure it's not the cheapest Corvair ever made. That honor  would 
probably go to an early early 500 with heater delete but I've never seen  one; has 
anyone? 
 
Someone mentioned that it was refreshing to see a nice car that wasn't a  
loaded-up Corsa or Sypder.  I've had the same feeling about what we all see  over 
and over and that's why I specifically selected a Monza ('66) when I got  
back into Corvairs.  My second (who can have only one???) is also a Monza  though 
my third is the dreaded "loaded-up" Corsa.  I can honestly  say that my 
favorite is the least likely candidate, the blue over white (with  blue interior) 
'67 Monza 140/4 four-door.  Go figure!
Craig Nicol
65 EO Corsa vert
66 Red Monza 2dr 140/4 EFI
76 White Monza sedan 140/4

<snip>Well, not really knowing  lates, I would say that whitewall tires, 
day/night mirror, outside mirror,  back up lights and arm rests would be 
options on a 500 model. Mark, what say  you? How many did I get right? 
ggggg  Nice looking car though----for a  late model (aftermarket 
Corvair)<unsnip>