Regarded as America’s first true minivan, the Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier shares its rear-mounted, air-cooled flat-six platform with the Corvair and stands alongside the VW Type 2 and Ford Econoline as a symbol of 1960s van culture.

Previously owned by Mr. Ikeda, founder of the outdoor retailer Orange in Wakayama, this example has received full bodywork and a complete repaint. The new khaki finish adds a rugged, military edge to its charming, friendly front-end design.
Inside, the exposed metal panels reflect its commercial roots, while the original rear face-to-face seats retain a simple, honest appeal—perfect for relaxed, unhurried travel.
A characterful, tastefully refreshed Greenbrier ready for its next chapter.