One of the nicer looking 1965 Corvairs you'll find on the web is this Corsa series convertible with its beautiful Tuxedo Black paint and a fine set of custom BBS wheels.

Notice the aluminum trim around the gas hatch? This practical dress-up item was intended to protect the car's paint from damage caused by careless gas nozzle insertion. The piece was a popular mover at GM parts counters and was installed by the dealer or the owner.

This Marina Blue '66 turbo convertible was fully restored. Cars of this caliber trade in the neighborhood of $7,500 U.S.

There were 3,142 1966 Corvair Corsa convertibles produced in the U.S. By comparison, north of the border in Canada, a mere 211 were built by the GM plant workers at the Oshawa, assembly plant located a few miles from Toronto, Ontario.

Below is another Marina Blue '66, this one a turbocharged Sport Coupe featured in Car Collector magazine in February, 1989.