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-------I had a 71 Monte with a 402 and 4-speed.Bright blue,white top,black gut.I sold it about 1982/3 in the Chicago area.The day I sold it the mileage was 4600 or so.It was probably the nicest original car I ever had.The guy who bought it said he was going to drive it every day and I almost backed out of the deal,but needed the money for another ride.Have any of you Chicago guys ever seen that Monte?I hope its still around!...........Bill S
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Have any of you Chicago guys ever seen that Monte? [/ QUOTE ] Bill, Not lately, but I remember seeing one at Duke's Drive-In in the late '80's. I don't remember a white top, but definitely was a big block 4 speed bright blue 71 Monte with black interior. A stunning car. As I remember, it had just been repainted by Countryside Customs. Maybe they left off the white top. I hope it's still around, too [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Bill Pritchard 73 Camaro RS Z28, L82, M20, C60 |
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Last year, we sold a Blue on Blue 1970 Monte, factory 4 speed with the factory window sticker and Build sheet still in glove box. It need a full resto but a nice driver.
Steve |
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In the mid-80's in Minneapolis, before I had a license, I convinced my dad to go with me and look at a "really rare" '70 402/4sp Monte Carlo, original red with black interior. It was pretty solid but getting tired, and the biker dude who owned it was anxious to give me a spirited drive in it, even though it didn't have an air cleaner on it at the time, which struck me as a bad idea.
Unfortunately it was a little out of my price range, so I was unable to secure it as my first car. (Just as well, since it would be years before I would have the patience and capital to restore such a car.) Dad didn't have the confidence in my eye for automotive values when I found that nice '66 GTO convertible for $1500 back when I was 12, either. History has validated my judgement, but I still love my dad [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] Happy Father's Day, all you Dads out there. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beers.gif[/img] |