76 Chevrolet Monte Carlo on 2040-cars
Floral Park, New York, United States
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Up for sale, here we have a 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with 38000 actual documented miles . That's not a typo! Yes you read it correctly, 38000 ORIGINAL MILES. I bought this car with the expectations of completely restoring it as I have restored many Montes over the years. Unfortunately the building I rent to play with my toys has gone up for sale by the owner. Therefore this one has to go. Here are some of the details on the car. This is a great candidate for a restoration. It won't take much to get it back to its original glory! The car has Absolutely NO Rot. A few dings and MINOR dents here and there as any 38 year old unmolested car would have. The interior is near flawless. No rips, tears or stains. Door panels are like new. The dash pad does have a crack though. (as seen in photos). Slight musty smell do to the fact the car sat for many years. Carpet is near perfect. Floor and trunk are SOLID! The exterior is straight with no signs of collision damage anywhere. All trim is present and the bumpers are very presentable. There is slight surface rust on the hood and trunk lid from the car being under a car cover for many years. Rear bumper filler ends will need to be replaced (missing). The vinyl roof will need to be replaced or repaired because of a split in the seam (shown in photo). The options on this car are : AC, power bench seat (Cloth) power locks, rear defogger, AM-FM Cassette radio (face plate missing) and the dash is uncut, power trunk and NO POWER WINDOWS. Go figure that one out??? Mechanically the 350 small block runs 100% as does the transmission. I dropped the gas tank, had it boiled out and painted. Had the carb rebuilt (2 barrel). Tune up, oil change, new battery and brake lines replaced. 3 pumps of the gas pedal and the car starts right up. The choke even sets until you kick it down. I can't say for sure if the AC gets cold (cold weather) but I'm sure it will need a charge. All AC parts are in tact. Will need tires. Well that's about it. If you should have any questions feel free to ask. Serious bidders only. Please don't bid if you don't have intentions of following through with the purchase. Also please have your funds in order before bidding. I have been totally forthcoming about the condition of the vehicle. Please bid with confidence, just keep in mind that it is a 38 year old vehicle with great potential!!! NO RESERVE GOOD LUCK..........
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