<VV> 1966 "Corvette Killer" Corvair built by GM Engineer on eBay

[Lonny Clark]

Well, the armrests are really special. The plastic seats look really comfy
too.

I saw this car on ebay a couple of years ago, I think it sold in the mid 20K
range. The engine and paint look nice, the rest of it looks so-so. I don't
buy the $250K they claim has gone into it. You could probably build the car
for about what they're asking. It's certainly not a GM project, even in the
sellers' storyline they claim that it was built in the '70s, long after the
Corvair was out of production.

PS: I wonder why you never see mid-engine Camaro projects?

Lonny

On 4/13/07, cjcavitt at comcast.net <cjcavitt at comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
> can someone shed some light on this car for me cause i dont understand. he
> makes it sound like it was build by GM but wasnt it just built by someone
> that worked at GM? if so than why is he stating that it is the rarest vair
> ever? and the most unique? ect.... isnt it just another V*-wair that someone
> built? I dont get why he says its so speacal and why it's getting so much
> attention, any input would be great. curt
> -------------- Original message --------------
> From: "Charles Lee at Proper Pro Per" <chaz at ProperProPer.com>
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> > 1966 "Corvette Killer" Corvair built by GM Engineer is listed on eBay
> >
> > Up to $32,000 (reserve not met, but "next bid meets reserve")
> >
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