1961 1962 1963 Corvair ? Air Cleaners 61 62 63 on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Missouri, US
Here are 3 used air cleaners we recently acquired from an old time hot rodders estate of car parts. I am not 100% sure what they fit, but I believe they are for Corvairs from 61 to 63. If you know that is wrong please let me know so I can correct my description. Two of these have a fitting on the side of them that you can see in the fifth and sixth pictures, the third one does not have that fitting. As you can see they will all need to be sanded and painted. The inside of two of them have some rust that you can see in the seventh picture, and one of them has some dents in the base of the snorkel that you can see in the very last picture. I didn't see any big dents in any of them, but I figure under all the dirt there are probably some dings, so count on that. Free shipping anywhere in the lower 48 United States. Int'l extra. Good luck!!
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