'68 Corvair Monza 4-speed Convertible
 

I really dig this one - it's nice enough to look good going down the road, but obviously driver quality and was never really restored. And, it's been in the seller's family for decades.

The price is probably 1.5-2x its market value these days, but maybe there's some room to negotiate, who knows.

The interior looks super sharp with the simulated walnut wheel....

Link to 1968 Corvair Monza Convertible auction

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i had a 66 140 horse coupe..fun little car...

guy is optimistic...its a rare car, but ive found out corvair guys are cheap....cheaper than AMC guys..lol (ive owned a bunch of AMC cars...they know they're cheap..it isnt a dig)

You're right about Corvair guys being cheap! And, well, just a little bit different.

Many years ago in a weak moment I bought my late wife a '68 convert as a summer driver. As they say about boats, the two happiest days of ownership were the day I bought it and the day I sold it!
The Bimmer that replaced it was sooo much better!

You think AMC guys are cheap? You ought to spend some time with Studebaker guys. It is like a badge of honor. They even have a term they use to describe it: CASO.

Stand for cheap a$$ Studebaker owner.

I know..i have a 53 Lowey coupe i am working on...those people arent too bad, but the lark guys and the rest are thrifty..lets use that word...thrifty