My cousin just bought this nice, mostly original, rust free van.
It is a non delux 110 with a 3-speed.

I get a rush even when somebody else is buying a corvair!


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Junky
Hurricane Utah.
Home of the "Red Desert Corvair Sanctuary."

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62 Rusty Rampy
62 wagon under construction.(Taking all my time and $$)
61 lakewood parts car.
61 Lakewood wagon project.
half a dozen parts cars n trucks or more.
20x40 garage full of greasy parts.

It's a "Family Affair"" GG

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Good find! Looks like a good one. Does it have the original van engine? Keep us posted with progress and pics.

Drive train is stock.
It came well documented.

It actually is a driver once we fix the electric fuel pump hack job, and the related fuel leaks...er..Sprays.

Junky
Hurricane Utah.
Home of the "Red Desert Corvair Sanctuary."

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62 Rusty Rampy
62 wagon under construction.(Taking all my time and $$)
61 lakewood parts car.
61 Lakewood wagon project.
half a dozen parts cars n trucks or more.
20x40 garage full of greasy parts.

62corvairjunky Wrote:
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> It actually is a driver once we fix the electric
> fuel pump hack job, and the related fuel
> leaks...er..Sprays.
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Just in time??


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MattNall Wrote:
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> Just in time??

Shiver

Junky
Hurricane Utah.
Home of the "Red Desert Corvair Sanctuary."

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62 Rusty Rampy
62 wagon under construction.(Taking all my time and $$)
61 lakewood parts car.
61 Lakewood wagon project.
half a dozen parts cars n trucks or more.
20x40 garage full of greasy parts.

1964 Greenbriers are the best year of all the ones out there! There is a perfectally good reason for that. After I compiled great research and years of experience conducting a long term study using my Greenbrier to develop an opinion on this... I have came up with this undisputed conclusion, logically drawn from the obvious and being sorta fair for not usually considering the fact that my Greenbrier happens to be a 64. So from that un-biased approach to establish a logical conclusion to the subject at hand...all 64's must be the best!



Corventure Dave

That white one looks like my 64 deluxe! It gets the miles put on it! of course Dave, the 64's have that lever under the dash....


Lon
www.corvairunderground.com

Your right Lon.... I at first thought that was a strange place to put the Powerglide shifter!!!!! Butt Wait... I have two! That lower one just never did anything when it came to shifting... but it did make for some "AIR" of contention!

Corventure Dave

Looks like a good one. Good luck with it. Glad you caught that fuel spray before it bacame a crispy critter.

Setterz54
Fulton,MD.