A love affair with Corvairs started when one owner worked on them as a mechanic back in the day.
Long about 1990, Evan Hansen finally decided he was tired of admiring other guys' Chevrolet Corvairs. He knew it was time to get one or his own.
"I worked on these when they were brand new … I was a mechanic back in Waupaca [Wis.] when they were new," recalled Hansen, a resident of tiny Ogdensberg, Wis. "I liked these, they were the first year of this new [body] style, and I thought after so many years it was time to get one. And this was the first one I found. I found it in the Appleton paper, and the guy who owned it had cancer, so I bought it from him and took all the extra parts that he hadn't put on it yet."
As often seems to be the case with Corvair owners, his first one — a 1965 Danube Blue Monza convertible with white top and interior — led to more Corvairs. Hansen now has four of them: three '65s and a '66.
Giant AMC Meet in Wisconsin to take place in Kenosha (hometown of AMC) on July 26-31.
The Kenosha Homecoming Car Show, a signature event in the American Motors hobby, is coming once again to Kenosha, Wisconsin after a too-long absence due to the Covid pandemic. The Kenosha History Center produces the Kenosha Homecoming Car Show, and it's a much-anticipated meet. Typically, it's held every three or four years; however, it was cancelled the past two years due to the pandemic. The show will now be held this year- July 26-31, 2022. All early indications point to it boasting an exceptionally large turnout- some estimates are upwards of 1100+ AMC cars will be on display, which would make it the largest AMC turnout in decades. In addition to a wide range of automobiles the show will also feature perhaps best AMC vending ever seen.
Lovin' this 'Green Machine' Blazer. We'd buy that!
There is a lot of amazing stuff on "Bring a Trailer" these days. Lots of supercars and exotics. And lots of stuff out of our league.
Here's a rig we love and can relate to: A beautiful 1975 K-5 Blazer dressed in green and white with 72,000 miles on the odometer. Anybody who pays attention to the collector car market knows any of these old "square bodies" are red hot and nostalgia and demand for them is overflowing.
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