1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Classic Hot Rod Street Rod Show Car 71 Chevy Nice on 2040-cars
Stow, Ohio, United States
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Isn't it really time to pamper yourself by sliding behind the wheel of your very own near perfect Classic? Have you tired of watching everybody else have all the fun as they cruise down the boulevard on those bright sunny days, leaving you sitting behind the wheel of mom's grocery getter? Pampered and protected, this beauty is finally ready for a new home and you must admit that it might just look perfect in YOUR driveway. Standard equipment includes the a/m radio, air conditioning, the 350 four barrel engine with 270 horsepower is connected to a smooth shifting automatic transmission and the newer black vinyl interior appears to show nothing in the way of wear and, in fact, still looks as new as when installed. The air conditioning does require a re-charge after the car sets for the winter but then lasts the entire season with no problems. All lights, signals, wipers, and gauges work perfectly. The vinyl top is outstanding and the body and Sandlewood paint with a nice gloss is as stunning as the chrome on this near perfect classic. The front disc and rear drum brakes are nearly new as are all 5 matching tires. Regularly serviced, this fine example of Chevrolet's finest work will look perfect in YOUR driveway. I doubt that you will ever find another as nice as this one unless maybe there is one in a museum that was never driven. |
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