drove past it for 8 years!

Chris

well...in all my years of wagoning..(thats the technical term).....
.the only "greenbrier" ive ever known was the Corvair Vans !!!

I learnt something today!!!!!!...now to retain it!!!!

Fannie...you'll have more luck with 'chevelle'.....
Im thinkin...that 'greenbrier'...wont get ya far
apparently thats purdy durn rare

wicked find Chris!...congrats

 

Thanks Rev I may have found a lead today...have to wait and see

 

hey fannie! fyi the greenbrier is the mid model 300 series in the chevelle lineup,the one i have with the six cylinder and rear hidden storage there was a little under 750 made.and yes it has very little rust on it, you can even close all the door's with 2 finger's. i'll take more detailed pic's for everyone to see. http://einstyn.com/einstyn-wagon-parts.htm this guy might be able to help with your q-panels,he's got lot's of cool stuff.you might know about him already.

 

thanks I'll be checking this guy out.

 

nice love your story, bad ass wagon ... have fun

 

Nice find. Those are great looking cars. They smell so good inside after setting around
with a load of tires inside.

I made the same kind of play on my first car, waited 5 years on a '63 Corvair
Monza 700. It was a California car with only 42,000 miles on it. In 1983, the lady finally
offered it to me. $425 bucks later and my dad's blessings and it was mine.

 

too funny! my second car was a 68 corvair 4 door with a 327 were the back seat was supposed to be,it had a plexiglass cover over the motor m22 rock-crusher tranny........i didn't have it for too long before i crashed it.....18 with a lead foot....lol....

 

I didn't crash mine but it was totaled out while setting innocently, at the front curb of my parent's house. It should have been parked in our back yard but I
didn't want to leak oil on their pad. I was in the process of 'trust' building after a few foolish indiscretions. A woman in a Toyota Tercel wagon took her eye off the road to del with her baby in the back seat and that's all it took. She was so shaken I couldn't get mad, just sick to my stomach. Her car, oddly, barely showed damage but she crushed the whole front clip and pushed door #1 back into door #2. I'd only added about 200 miles to the car in 2 years.. Very sad...

 

My next car was the 1966 Impala wagon my brother sold me for about what I'd paid for the Corvair but it had already clocked 118,000 miles to it's 327,... it to met a cruel fate,
not of my doing...