Someone mentioned here or on VV today, www.oldcarandtruckpictures.com, and I haven't been to that site for a year, so I checked out the Corvair page. The first picture is a 1960 coupe 2 door hardtop, no B pillar. ( no, I don't want to start a coupe, sedan, roadster, hardtop war.) It looks like a period correct photo. Prototype maybe? It looks great!

Tom

no B pillar on a EM interesting??

Here is the picture, would have looked good!!

Keith
64 Monza Convert 110 4-speed
69 911T (IROC Clone)
"Horizontally Opposed"
05 GTO 6-speed (Gotta have a V8)
Chicago Burbs; the Anti-Dragon... 11 turns in 318 miles

Probably doable with mix of custom glas and vert parts.

Kent Donnelly
Living in sunny Brigantine Beach NJ
64 Vert
Philadelphia Corvair Assoc and CORSA
"EM's are faster than LM's because we don't have all those extra lug nuts weighting us down"

Oooh, that's sexy.

Josh

1961 Corvair "Targa" - The Monkey Paw
It's umm, not stock and it's FOR SALE!

1962 Corvair Monza Coupe - La Vida Baja
4 Speed with a 2 carb 140 and a tune up, lol.

1963 Corvair 700 Sedan - The Parts Pile
PG and a 85

Buy my cars - $1500 for the 62, $300 for the 63, $750 for the 61.

keitho64 Wrote:
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> Here is the picture, would have looked good!! can u image what an EM 4 door station wagon hardop wudda looked? the mopar wagons of the early 60's looked darn fine to me b/c of the lacking of door frame/pillars.

It appears that GM made several prototypes and fiberglass design studys of the Corvair.

I am still looking for a pix of a 2 door C dan prototype... May have been called a 300

Anyone?

Am i the only one that sees this is a photochop job???

You can see the right side pilar.

Curtis

64 Spyder Covertible
Milwaukee, Wi

Former Corvairs
62 Monza 900 Coupe (102/4)
64 Monza 900 Covertible (110/PG)
65 Monza Coupe (110/PG)
66 Monza Coupe (110/PG)
66 Monza Sedan (95/PG)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/08/2009 09:12AM by Curtis.

Curtis, I saw that too, but it's hard to tell with the trees and shadows in the background. That "pillar" appears to have a slight angle, not like the real thing. Whatever it is, I think it looks great, almost like a slight top chop.

Tom

As they should be...



Curtis

64 Spyder Covertible
Milwaukee, Wi

Former Corvairs
62 Monza 900 Coupe (102/4)
64 Monza 900 Covertible (110/PG)
65 Monza Coupe (110/PG)
66 Monza Coupe (110/PG)
66 Monza Sedan (95/PG)

How about a picture of an actual early hardtop?

Here's a real one! '64 custom by Ted Osborne of the IECC... we see it at the Toss..



MODERATOR
Sea Mountain, between Charleston Harbor and Coos Bay! SW Oregon Coast
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How about an actual early (1964) Hardtop?

Same car.... it's a custom... even has rear LM IRS

MODERATOR
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MattNall Wrote:
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> Same car.... it's a custom... even has rear LM
> IRS

I think Ted knows about his own car!

I saw that car at the toss in my driveway!







1960 4dr sedan caveman car
1961 Rampside (Chetside)
1962 Rampside (Barnside)
1962 Short Rampside (Shortside)
1962 Monza 700 Wagon
1963 Monza 900 coup (General Nader)

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Rust Free Lancaster Ca

That do look good!

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mwr Wrote:
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> I think Ted knows about his own car!

AHH!! osborneslo.....

didn't pay attention ggg Thought he might be a friend of Norway Corvair! ggg

MODERATOR
Sea Mountain, between Charleston Harbor and Coos Bay! SW Oregon Coast
Click HERE for My Website...Click HERE for My TechPages!
..............................110-PG.................................................Webered-Turbo

Yeah that does look a lot better

South Carolina Upstate



68 Monza convertible 140 4spd A/C (coming soon)
66 Corsa coupe 140 4spd

MattNall Wrote:
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> mwr Wrote:
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> > I think Ted knows about his own car!
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> AHH!! osborneslo.....
>
> didn't pay attention ggg Thought he might be a
> friend of Norway Corvair! ggg

Steve sez: ah the value of a real sig line with name/location/car description.

best wishes, Steve
Rear Engine Spec. Inc. Golden, Colo.

1962 spyder 3.0L turbo---1965 Crown V8
1967 monza 110/4---1968 monza 110/4
1971 amante gt 110/4
CORSA/RMC/PPCC