What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. 

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. 

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. 

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.

What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup. Yes, it’s actually a thing. At its January 2016 auction in Kissimmee, Florida, Mecum Auctions is auctioning the only “Corphibian” ever produced. Based on a 1961 Corvair 95 Rampside pickup (a relative oddball in and of itself), the Corphibian was a joint effort between Chevrolet Engineering and the Hulten-Holm Company of Pontiac, Michigan.What can we say, we like oddballs here at Truck Trend. Editor Jason Gonderman’s’80s-era diesel Ranger should be testament enough to that. However, we can’t think of much that’s more odd or obscure than an amphibious Chevrolet Corvair pickup.