Here it is restored.

I remember this one from the Detroit show (the show that got me into Corvairs).
I know you all most likely recognize it but I thought it should make the list.


1963 Monza
1973 VW Thing
1964 Beetle



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That thing is SWEET!!!!

How's this for custom.....

1965 Corsa Convertible
1963 Convertible
1964 Monza Coupe
NTCA

Here's a couple more....

1965 Corsa Convertible
1963 Convertible
1964 Monza Coupe
NTCA

Mike.. did it end up with AC? If so..I'll borrow it when I visit!!! ggg

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Sea Mountain, between Charleston Harbor and Coos Bay! SW Oregon Coast
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...............110-PG.................................................Webered-Turbo

No AC Matt. Sorry

Tough Texans... ggg

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Sea Mountain, between Charleston Harbor and Coos Bay! SW Oregon Coast
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...............110-PG.................................................Webered-Turbo

That is a fine looking Lakewood!

Stinger Wannabe SW 001

Regards,
Kerwin,
Newtown Square, PA 19073

65 Monza 110 PG, Stinger wannabe SW 001;
has moved on to club member. Photo will stay.

That is a sweet Lakewood

I love your car. Where or who can I contact to get that one piece glass? With the removal of that wing window, it really looks sleek to me. Thank you in advance

Charles W. Moss
1145 Charles Street
Sharon Pa. 16146
724-503-8200 c
cwmoss77@yahoo.com

Hello Charles.
Welcome to the forum. What year and model car are you talking about?
All of the people that have done this modification have done it on their own, by trial and error. I wish I could direct you towards a couple of them, but I can't recall who has done it.

Maybe someone else will chime in?




BTW, it's good that you put your city and state down in your response. Too many posters here don't bother...

Kevin
Medina, OH

I never saw this tread before and most of the pictures I've never seen before. Allot of cool cars!

Jim O'Connor
45 miles north of The Bronx, N.Y.
1962 Greenbrier 110 4spd
1964 Monza Convertible 110 PG
"Wherever you go....There you are"

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Can you imagine driving some of those early model "lowriders" with the extreme negative camber? Their differentials must be dragging on the ground.
Clark Hartzel

My 1965 Monza daily type driver/ autocrosser and sometimes track car, plus my EM autocrosser. I call Orange Juilus I, Earl put a plate on it that said MONZA X

Bob C aka Dryenko
Dobson, NC 27017

Ben
1965 vert.
1965 corsa turbo 180.

Bowersville Ga

It nice to see this thread come back to life now and then...



1963 Monza
1973 VW Thing
1964 Beetle



Click picture to see more of that car

I don't have a photo of the actual car, but back in the 80's one of my friends bought a LM Monza PG coupe with taillights from a '68 Coronet - looked pretty cool. I remember taking him down to Claypool's and Larry gave him a hard time about it (LOL). Anyone recall seeing that car?

Todd Stermer, Dubai
65 Monza Convertible, 110, 4sp, A/C