Northeast Akansas.Spider.

[memike]

This is a parts car!! towed and parked at my place to keep it from getting crushed, Don't know the year! I did no get the tag info.
yet but a good low bid will pick it up.
This car can be rebuilt,
Check this old 900 Spider monva:cheers:
Here comes some pictures for some one that will ask.



I will start doing some checking on it and it will make it to the internet
a peace at a time soon.

 

[memike]

more looks

 

[GTXperience]

Those Corvair Spyders (and I believe that is what it is) are pretty cool. Mike, find a Corvair site(s) and put it in the "for sale" section. That one should get some bites.

 

[grumpuscreature]

You have a 1964 Corvair Spyder with the 140 horse engine (dual exhaust cutouts in the rear valance). Might be worth a bit more if it was a Turbo but most of them got swapped out for a 140 anyway. I agree with GTX that you need to find a Corvair board and post it there. We had 3 of these things in the family and my favorite was my sister's '66 Corsa convertible. Best cars GM ever made. Real shame Ralph Nader had to slither out from under his rock.

 

[Small Block]

Mike: A guy here in West Plains has two of em and may be interested in yours. Pretty straight and not much rust out. He'll be coming down for the car show next weekend so he might stop by and look it over. Call Tillman tomorrow at his store at 417-256-3796.

 

[memike]

Mike: A guy here in West Plains has two of em and may be interested in yours. Pretty straight and not much rust out. He'll be coming down for the car show next weekend so he might stop by and look it over. Call Tillman tomorrow at his store at 417-256-3796.

Thanks again Small Block!! What car show was coming up?
Is it here in or area? I will give him a call monday.:cheers:

 

[Small Block]

Is at the Convocation Center in Jonesboro. I'll be there with the SO ,daughter and son-in-law and first grandson. His first car show. Look for the stud muffin (me) hanging out around a stroller or some guy carrying a small stud muffin. Se ya there mike.

 

[memike]

Well i got it on the hill.:cheers: Know I wonder how hard it will be to take it apart.

 

[memike]

I have learned that the front seats go in nova's and shevlles too.

 

['64 Cuda]

You have a 1964 Corvair Spyder with the 140 horse engine (dual exhaust cutouts in the rear valance). Might be worth a bit more if it was a Turbo but most of them got swapped out for a 140 anyway. I agree with GTX that you need to find a Corvair board and post it there. We had 3 of these things in the family and my favorite was my sister's '66 Corsa convertible. Best cars GM ever made. Real shame Ralph Nader had to slither out from under his rock.

My memory is really fuzzy on this, but I don't think this is a 1964 Corvair. I'm pretty sure that the 2 small "grilles" on the front were from earlier, maybe 62 or 63. Also, IIRC, the 140 horse engine (4 x 1 bbl.) didn't come out until 1965. I think that the Spyder was the turbocharged version from 62 to 64 with 150 HP. Engine size increased from 145ci to 164ci in 1964. In 1965 the HP of the turbo motor went up to 180 but the motor was dropped after 1966. The 140 horse engine remained as an option through 1969. The Spyder emblems are probably worth a bit of money. I wish I could find my old books. They're more dependable for info than my brain. :-D

 

[66340SEDAN]

I have learned that the front seats go in nova's and shevlles too.

Put them on ebay, you should get a few $$$ or them if they are the same as Nova's and Shovel's!

 

[memike]

The boys carried it off today, With more old steal around hear.