Corvair NMNA

Plainwell MI

Reads Monza on the fender.

I've always thought the Lakewood was pretty neat. I hope it goes to a good home. (i.e., someone here on the forum.)

Oh man that's a 62 Monza wagon (note: the Lakewood name was 61 only, though a lot of people refer to both years as Lakewoods). 62 is more rare, but shares most bits with the rest of the 62-64 Corvair cars. I want it. But I don't have a building.

I'll help tow that to its next home Patrick.  I'm kinda an enabler for friends!

In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :

Buy land? Park in a field? Eventually buy building?

In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :

Ah. Thank you for that insight. My knowledge of Corvairs is limited at best.

Really, I just think they are neat. And a wagon Corvair is even neater.

In reply to Colin Wood :

I agree. This project was more than I could manage in 2006:

Wow, if that is pretty rust free, it'd easily sell for twice that on the West Coast.

In reply to Kreb (Forum Supporter) :

I didn't look at it that closely.  It's possible that I will be that way again soon, if it's still there I'll probe its undercarriage.

AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) said:

Oh man that's a 62 Monza wagon (note: the Lakewood name was 61 only, though a lot of people refer to both years as Lakewoods). 62 is more rare, but shares most bits with the rest of the 62-64 Corvair cars. I want it. But I don't have a building.

Tuck it in a storage unit until a permanent solution is found?