It had an engine fire and parts of the engine were in boxes. But we fixed it and eventually sold it. The rear-engine Corvairs were produced by the millions by Chevrolet from 1960 to 1969. Currently, Greenwood and his wife, Maria, own four, a 1965 convertible, a 1966 four-door hardtop and two 1966 coupes.
Greenwood also belongs to the Delaware Valley Old Goat Club, based in Burlington County.
His first real Corvair adventure started in 1971. It was a high school dream come true. It all began when a friend with a 1966 Corvair Corsa was having problems with the 140-horsepower engine. It didn't include the engine. Since he put out most of the money, the car really was his, but I helped him with 90 percent of the mechanical work.