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Year: 1970
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Monte Carlo
Price: $15000
Mileage: 3500
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): CA
Color: Blue
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
LS Engine?: Car has other engine

Just posting it up to see what kind of offers I can get for it, otherwise I will keep building it. Looking for something classic, maybe a 4th gen camaro/trans am or a c5/c6 corvette or z06, also open to termis, etc. or maybe something else thats fast and fun! Shoot me any offer and I will let you know. Email (A.moskowitz@ymail.com) or phone (949) 981-7008. Info on the car;

-1970 Chevy Monte Carlo, 3500 miles on engine, trans, and rear end
-Art Carr 200r4 Transmission built with 2200 Stall Convertor
-350 small block with a bunch of modifications
-12 bolt with a fresh Eaton Posi and 4.56 gears
-Coil spring suspension all around
-Hotchkis traction bars in the rear
-New control arms
-All new shocks, springs, bushings, sway bars, etc underneath the car
-New gas tank
-Interior is stock looking but all leather, all new and complete minus one little piece in the back ($40)
-Full set of Autometer Gauges and all are hooked up
-B&M Pro Rachet Shifter
-Cragar wheels
-Fiberglass cowl hood
-A bunch of trim pieces were powder coated black
-Mickey Thompson Tires all around (245/275)
-Firewall smoothed and painted
-Longtube headers with glass packs (sounds badass)
-Wiring harness completely gone through and nothing needed was removed and tucked
-fairly New metallic dark blue paint job
-Tinted windows
-Everything works flawlessly
-Aftermarket head unit in place but not wired (stock looking but has fm radio, ipod hookup, etc)
-Grant aftermarket steering wheel

I'm sure there's stuff I'm missing but its an all around beautiful and awesome car, no rust, badass monte carlo. I get compliments and looks everywhere. Take a look and shoot me any offers. Thanks.

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bumpin it up

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Here's some interior and engine shots. The rear int. shot you can see the little panels that are missing, but theyre easily found and cheap. Photos kinda suck but it gives you a good idea..