<VV> 62 Monza interiors

[Mark Corbin]

I have an Excel spreadsheet that lists all the exterior and interior colors
and combinations that were available for all the Corvair cars and FC's.
There were many combinations and exceptions to them, and it's the only real
way of knowing what was available with what. I can email it to anyone
interested.

-Mark


> [Original Message]
> Subject: <VV> 62 Monza interiors
>
> Hi Phil,
>
> You are correct about the cloth seats and bench seat availability in 62
Monza's. I do not have 1st hand vision of any Monza wagon interiors, but
have seen 62 Monza 4 door sedan interiors many times. I currently own a
factory original 62 Monza sedan with the red brocade cloth bench seat
interior with a 4 speed stick and factory air conditioning. This is one of
the most beautiful Corvair interiors I have ever seen and is why I own it!
>
> Bob Johnston
> Frostbite Falls, MN
>
> Phil said:
>
> I'm new here, since Friday last, and the draw back is I can't get any
work 
> done!! Chatting Vairs way too much fun!
>  
> Anyhow, reading the 62 Monza Wagon talk, what is a good book re ID of
said 
> models, manufacture data, numbers etc. I have two wagons, bothh 62
Monza's 
> w/identifying crossed flags on Tailgate. One came with a non-original 64
engine, 
> and a cloth Int and stick shift. The other I saved from a junk yard here
in MD, 
> with what appears to to the orig 102 HP engine, w/PG. Oil filler tube and
dip 
> stick is in proper locale, as apposed to top loaded.
>  
> Was various trim/engines /trans combos available for Monza Designator? I
have 
> been told that this was also the only year (1962) that cloth was
available vs 
> vinyl on door panels and seat inserts....
>  
> I have been also told that my 62 w/cloth, tinted windows and stick is a
rare 
> combo/example of the model.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Phil
> 62 Wagons
>