1972 Monte Carlo Bbc Barn Find on 2040-cars
Mentor, Ohio, United States
THIS IS A 1972 CHEVY MONTE CARLO BARN FIND WAS PULLED OUT OF A GARAGE AFTER MANY YEARS OF SITTING. THE CAR IS IN NEED OF A FULL RESTORATION. HERE IS WHAT I KNOW OF THE CAR IS THE ENGINE STARTED BY DUMPING FUEL INTO THE CARB. IT HAS A AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION.THE ODOMETER SHOWS 69,244 NOT SURE ON THAT.THE BODY IS IN NEED OF A FULL RESTORATION. IT HAS SURFACE RUST AND A COUPLE SPOTS WHERE IT IS THRU. THIS IS A COMPLETE CAR AND WOULD BE A GREAT START FOR SOMEONE TO HAVE A REAL NICE CLASSIC MUSCLE CAR. THE ENGINE IS A CTB CODE WHICH COMES BACK AS A 1972 402 4BBL 240 HP. AUTO TRANS AND 12 BOLT REAR END. THE INTERIOR IS A BENCH SEAT AND THE FRONT SEAT NEEDS RECOVERED. THE REAR SEAT IS IN GOOD SHAPE JUST NEEDS CLEANED. I WILL PROBABLY CLEAN THE INT. I OWN A CUSTOM SHOP www.jackpothotrods.com WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO RESTORE THE CAR IF THE BUYER IS INTERESTED AT ADDITIONAL COST TO BUYER. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL BOB 4403399353 |
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