1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V20805)
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2023
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46,597 actual miles, very clean survivor cosmetics: original paint, chrome, top and interior. This car was bought new at Garfield Chevrolet in Milwaukee. Driven until 1973 then parked in a heated garage until 2013. The 2nd owner bought it and he gave it a high performance drive line. Only 400 miles since the upgrade.
EXTERIOR: All original metal with no rust or damage, everything lines up nicely. Looking down the sides, it's straight. Doors shut like new even with the windows rolled up. It is still wearing most of its original Nevada Silver paint! It presents itself very nicely with just mild patina. The chrome and trim are all straight and shiny. That is the original white vinyl top and it's in excellent shape. The glass including the windshield is original and crystal clear. It was given a set of 15 inch rally wheels and BFG tires.
INTERIOR: Wow, I am sitting inside the car and it looks practically brand new but it's original! Down on the floor is nice blue carpet with the original rubber mats. The seats still have firm cushion, and the blue fabric is excellent. The door panels are mint including the armrests and window cranks. In front of me the dash pad has no cracks, the woodgrain instrument panel is mint. Original am radio, steering wheel, instruments, vents, knobs, and heater control panel are excellent. The cigarette lighter doesn't look like it's ever been used, the glovebox still has the manual. They did add a Sport Comp tachometer to the column and matching water and oil gauges down below. The headliner, visors and mirror are mint. All the original seat belts are in excellent shape.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: It's a Tri-Star Performance crate motor. 383 stroker dyno tested at 479 hp and 476 lbs of torque. It has dyno sheet and receipts. It includes a set of aluminum heads, Edelbrock intake, Quickfuel carb. Hooker headers, Street Fire HEI ignition system. Radiator was recored, upgraded with an Edelbrock aluminum water pump. It has power brakes. The engine bay is very clean original.
TRUNK COMPARTMENT: Under the trunk lid and the jamb still have beautiful original paint. The original stickers are still in good shape. It has original weatherstrip with the line at the top to assist assembly workers. Inside it has the original spatter finish paint from the factory. Original mat is brittle. Someone did add a fire extinguisher.
UNDERSIDE: The front end steering and suspension looks like it has been completely rebuilt. Shocks, springs, and upper control arm bushings were replaced in back. Great sounding dual exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers, crossover pipe and turn down tips. 7 quart oil pan, the builder's ID tag is on the side of the block. The # matching Turbo 350 automatic got a performance rebuild with a Hughes converter and 2,200 stall. The driveshaft still has factory paint markings on it. Professionally built 12 bolt rear end with 4.10 Richmond gears, Yukon posi and HD axles, new bearings and seals. The rear end was bead blasted then painted. Rock solid all original metal.
Best of both worlds. A sweetheart original car with a high-performance driveline.
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Nice 71, my favorite Monte Carlo ... A dear friend and boss bought one new .... He kept it garaged, only driving it occasionally up to the time of his untimely death in 1988. After a proper amount of time, I approached his wife about buying it, only to find out that she had sold it to her nephew (at wholesale I'm sure), and within a year he had it beat to pieces. The car offered here is truly a classic, and someone is getting a nice one. Congrats to them, and to Volo for this beautiful find.
Wow Jay A Jewel 💎
BEAUTIFUL MONTE CARLOS 🙏👍😍❤️
Beautiful, I like that body style 70 to 72.
Truly beautiful my favorite color
Fabulous car 🚗
Always loved the early Montes, great styling but never owned one. They're kinda like a Chevelle with a little more class and it has the oil drum fan shroud.
The Fan Shroud for the engine is impressive on those cars. Something a mechanic would notice as unusual.
That engine sounds so snappy! In a good way.
Very nice and so rare with that mileage. Beautiful and fast.
PS what a cool t shirt you have on today superb
I love the rare sporty cloth bench seat.
The bench seat is common. The bucket seats were the added cost option that the majority of new car owners didn't get.
I learned to drive in my brother's 71
Very nice Monte Carlo one question what happens to all the Inspection covers for bell house .
Gourgeus monte Carlo, so beautifull colour cool car a 🏩 hotie powerfull thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩
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Love that monty.
Nice Monte Jay! The rear was probably wacked at some point, the rear bumper is still out of alignment. Nice motor idea, sounds healthy! SS is the holy grail if you can find one.
The problem with owning a car like this is that it is too nice to drive. I would be afraid to take it anywhere for fear of getting side-swiped or have some knucklehead back into it. These cars that are perfect, belong in a museum. I want something I could drive without the fear of losing it. The heater hoses are disconnected, so are the windshield wiper washer hoses and Vacuum advance on the distributor. In my world, I would need the heater and windshield washers. Why no power steering? Great car, just not for me. Good Luck to the new owners!
I don't think any car except for some of the older ones a few belongings museums if you buy the car and you really like the car you should drive it that's what it's meant to be for to enjoy someone's going to buy it to put it in a museum to just look at I can always look at pictures of them I don't need to go to the museum to look at them if I could afford to buy any of them I would drive them I'm not saying this in a mean way up that's just my opinion I've had plenty of muscle cars back in my day didn't know what I had when I had them woe is me
I agree with you. No heat what's up with that? That's just a show car I guess.
That's a beauty. But no heat? And no wiper fluid tubes.I guess it's just a show car.
Thanks Jay, that is a great color and a sleeper for sure. The stance is perfect.
Off topic-I am local and need some PDR, who does your PDR work?
Have a great day.
I can get that information tomorrow, check back for another comment then. 👍
Ok, thank you.
@@279gax We have been using a guy named Mikey for probably close to 10 years. You can reach him by his phone 847-366-3036.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Thanks again, I really appreciate the info!
Beautiful car, but waaaaay overpriced for being so rusty underneath. Clean it up underneath, and I'll buy it.
Surprised to see it driven on wet pavement.
Can't halt production for days because of wet pavement. They usually don't have to go far, you can see one of the showrooms right there in the driving portion.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Yeah, I get it. As one who could never have a car like those you sell, they become a fantasy and in my mind I create these fantasy worlds for a car like than. I cannot imagine even how to wash one w/o a risk of water going where it is not wanted. Love the concept you have going. Hard to believe there is so much talent out there and people can ever let something like that go.
Hello there is this car still available for sale