I’m on a roll, I tell ya’! Two readers in a week have told us they intended to purchase vehicles we have recently featured on Barn Finds. First was a 1958 Thunderbird, followed a few days later by the 1985 Toyota convertible. Two in a week! If either of those deals actually happen, it’s enough to make my head swell with pride, knowing I helped put the right cars together with the correct new owners. So it seems only appropriate to go for the trifecta at this point.

Here’s another bargain-basement-priced ride, in need of some TLC. I think the price for this mid-sixties Corvair convertible is right, but tell us what you think. The title of the seller’s ad says 1964, but the description says 1965. Our sharp-eyed readers will know the difference and educate the rest of us, as always.

Whichever year it is, it’s located in Springfield, Illinois, and appears here on Craigslist. The asking price is $650. Few details are provided, but the photos may be enough to interest the right buyer.

Missing the top canvas from a convertible is never a good thing, but from the looks of it, it hasn’t been gone too long. From this distance, the seats look like they might possibly even clean up to presentable driver condition like they are. The ad doesn’t say whether the car needs floor work or not, but that wouldn’t be unusual for a convertible of this vintage (or price range). A good scrubbing and some new carpet would probably do a lot for the appearance of the interior in this example.

The seller’s single-sentence description says the car is complete, and the appearance of the drivetrain appears to bear this out. Corvair parts are still plentiful though, if it turned out not to be the case. $600 is toy-car money. Anyone else looking for another toy?