This article shows how I reconditioned the Air Distributor/Control pod for my 1964 Air Conditioned Convertible (the Glenn Corvair). This is the part of the AC system that is mounted under the radio housings, containing the air vents and the control knobs. For simplicity, I’ll refer to it as the…
All Corvair engines produced after November 29, 1963 were equipped with Blower Belt Guides, as noted in Technical Service Bulletin #982, dated March 18, 1962. This TSB also gives instructions for adding blower belt guides to earlier engines (1961-64). Thanks to Dave Newell for providing scans of this TSB. Straight…
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Late 1963-1965 Corvair A6 compressors used a foil sticker to display model number, charge, and serial number. While these stickers have been accurately reproduced for non-Corvair A6 models, they aren’t correct for Corvair, due to the difference in Model number and charge. Here is a photo of the reproduced sticker:…
There are several sets of compressor brackets that were used on the Corvair, depending on engine and year. This is to document in pictures those variations, as well as the brackets that are the same, with the exception of the ’61 system, which is a system all its own. The…
General Motors offers these documents for most of their models, and they are now available for download free of charge. These packages contain basic specifications, equipment availability and in some cases, owner’s and service information. You may also purchase individual printed copies of information kits for all General Motors brands.…
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Here are links to scans of original Corvair Dealer Sales Brochures for each year.Most of the car brochures are hosted on oldcarbrochures.com and are supported by ad content.Most of the FC brochures are hosted on Corvanatics website and are ad-free. Early Models (1960-64) 1960 Brochures—1960 Corvair – 1st version—1960 Corvair…
The following links to Oldride.com website give detailed information about 1960-65 Corvairs, including: Models and Body Styles offered Factory Pricing Shipping Weights Total Production Colors with Paint codes Note that the Engine, Transmission, and Axle information displayed on these pages is NOT for Corvair but rather for other Chevrolet vehicles…
David has compiled a wealth of Stock Corvair information in this publication. Click Here to read it from the beginning or click on any of the links below to jump directly to that subject. NOTE: the following links may not work in Mobile browsers. Table of Contents DECODING FISHER BODYTAGS…
