1987 Chevy Monte Carlo Ss Aero Coupe - Very Rare With Only 25,944 Miles! on 2040-cars
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe Here is your opportunity to own a rare Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe with less than 26,000 miles! This car has been very well cared for it's entire life, and it shows! The only thing different about this car than when it was new is I added 2" drop spindles to the front suspension. The original suspension parts will be included with the car. Do you remember how most of the interiors on these cars would dull out and look flat over time? This interior still has the 'sheen' to it like when it was new. I also have a maintenance schedule showing the mileage documented from the previous owner, the original owners manual, original window sticker, original pre-delivery inspection procedure, original GM maintenance schedule booklet, original Good Year tire adjustment policy booklet, original Chevrolet Warranty and Owner assistance booklet, original Chevrolet Service signals checklist booklet, and an issue (from 1989 I believe) of Modern Muscle Cars featuring an article on the 1987 Monte Carlo SS. Featuring: T-Tops w/ bags in trunk Power locks Power windows A/C - Blows COLD! Cruise control Intermittent wipers Rear defroster Bucket seats with console Full gauges w/ tachometer Tilt wheel AM / FM Stereo w/ cassette Automatic transmission w/ overdrive 305 V-8 engine This is a classic car that will surely appreciate in value, and at the same time providing you with the comfort and convenience of a modern car. This Monte drives and handles like the day it rolled off the assembly line. I know a lot of sellers claim this... but it is absolutely true with this car! Come and drive it for yourself! Don't miss out! There were only 6,052 of these cars built in 1987, and most of them have been either wrecked, highly modified, or have a tremendous amount of miles! Vintage Motorcars, LLC Sun Prairie, WI 53590 608-318-1945 or 608-345-2581 Car is listed for sale locally, so auction may end early. |
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