What did this car last sell for?

$13,750 ($14,438 with buyer's fee) on Bring a Trailer in September 2026.

How does its last sale compare with others?

Its 2026 sale, $13,750, sits inside where most Corvair convertibles sold in the last twelve months ($10,500 to $16,500).

Auction history

1966 Chevrolet Corvair

VIN 107676W104947

This 1966 Chevrolet Corvair sold for $18,990 on Bring a Trailer in March 2023 and for $13,750 there in September 2026, as of October 11, 2026.

Photo: Bring a Trailer

Every time it’s been to auction

2 appearances. Oldest first.

Mar 2023Sold $18,990Bring a Trailer4,000 miles
Sep 2026Sold $13,750Bring a Trailer4,800 miles

What Corvair convertibles sell for

15 sales in the last twelve months.

$4,000This car, Sep 2026$19,500

Most sold between $10,500 and $16,500

What this spec has sold for, last 12 months

What the listing said

SamWhen it sold in September 2026, the listing gave 4,800 miles.

Corvair convertibles that sold

The 15 sales behind the range above, in the last twelve months. Newest first.

Corvair coupes that sold

24 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

Corvair sedans that sold

3 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

Corvair wagons that sold

1 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

196219,000 miles · Jul 2026 · Bring a Trailer$14,211

Questions

What did this car last sell for?: $13,750 ($14,438 with buyer's fee) on Bring a Trailer in September 2026.
How many times has it been to auction?: Twice, and it sold each time.
How does its last sale compare with others?: Its 2026 sale, $13,750, sits inside where most Corvair convertibles sold in the last twelve months ($10,500 to $16,500).

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