1965 Chevy Corvair Monza Convertible
Three years after the tragic drowning death of the Trans Am, I finally found a car that helps ease the pain.
Though it may not burn rubber and have gobs of power, it definitely is fun for
cruisin' around the hills in the bay area.
The Ongoing Work
Keeping a 40+ year old car safe on the road is fun! Right now its
brakes are acting up, but other than that it runs great! Here's what I've
worked on over the years...
- Otto aluminum valve covers and oil pan
- New glove box
- New directional signal canceling cam
- Painted blinker arm
- New pitman arm (relay rod) bushing
- Re-installed CD Deck
- Rear speakers in the rear side panels
- Used front and rear springs (raised 2")
- New shocks
- New rear lower strut rods and bushings
- All new drum brake parts
Stobbrau '09