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bos models did 67 chrysler newport cve unfortunately in 1;18. is there a hope to see it in our favourite scale ?
Pics: For Corvair enthusiasts: a '62 Corvair Greenbrier Sport wagon and '67 Corvair Monza
In addition to the red and white Corvair Greenbrier, Brooklin has released a white and blue one as part of the Yenko Racing set. Our friend Rick Thompson was interested in the racing Corvair and trailer and I was interested in the Greenbrier only so he sold me the Greenbrier. A great deal for us both! I easily removed the ladder mounted on the rear. Rick had removed the trailer hitch and had kept the roof rack so what I ended up with is a standard Greenbrier as it would have been off the showroom floor. Here are both Corvairs. And as one fellow member of the Central Virginia Corvair Club, quipped, "Neither of these cars have ever leaked oil or have had fan belts break.
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Brooklin really captured the look of the Greenbrier and these pictures don't do it justice. I plan to get the red and white one as well but Rick gave me an offer I couldn't refuse on this low mileage well cared for car and I love the color combination as well.
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
(sorry, meant to post this as a new entry!)
David Knight
Richmond, Virginia. USA
Good ones, David. Glad to see business is booming at the new shop.
And you could add the Yatming Corvair convertible too.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA