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1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo on 2040-cars

Year:1987 Mileage:99999 Color: primer /
 Gray
Location:

Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, United States

Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6.4-385
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: 1g1gz11h5hp134075 Year: 1987
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Monte Carlo
Trim: ss
Options: CD Player
Power Options: Power Locks, Power Windows
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 99,999
Exterior Color: primer
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Gray
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 8
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

OK so im going to try to sell my 87 monte carlo on here... never sold a car on here so I will list it to the fullest extent, and note I only deal with pay pal.  I purchased this car in 09 and built a mild 355 for it and raced it, the car then ran a 13.10 at 106. then I traded it away, and purchased it back last year and re did everything. TOO much invested in the car.

 

the car is a 87 monte carlo LS sport. the mileage on title is exempt and when I bought it the first time the original owner told me it was about 70k. I can not verify that. the cluster says 60k title is clear not reconstructed. I converted it to the SS nose, and swapped the light harness. all lights work. only piece needed to complete the conversion is the filler plate between nose and the middle of rad support. I was planning to make a custom one but never got around to it.

The body is in good shape,it's currently primered wich some people love others hate, I personally only primered it for time being until I got it painted. the fenders are brand new, all LS moldings and rivets are gone, as well as vinyl top. only filler in the body is in the top of the corner glass at the roof, common prob for these cars. there is a small hole smaller then a dime in each quarter under the marker by the marker lights. I'm not good at body work so I didn't attempt to fix them. Car has the SS spoiler too.  every light in and on the car works.

cooling system: stock lt1 rad from 94 Camaro, dual electric fan set up from same car, dual relays , wired to thermo switch to come on at 170 and off at 160.

Engine: 385 LT1 Stroker all machine work done by Andy Jensen of Jensen's Engine technology

1994 block, .040" over, Eagle steel crank, Eagle I beam rods, Speed pro Hyperutecnic flat top pistons. plasma rings, perfect circle bearings, ARP Rod bolts, Melling HV oil pump, summit pan zinc plated, cloyes timing set, 94 lt1 heads re worked, Doug Herbert custom roller cam .525 .245, Comp roller lifters, Comp 1.6 self aligning roller rockers, Comp beehive valve springs, Manley Stainless 2", 1.56" valves, ported bowls, ARP head bolts, GMPP carb intake manifold, Holley 750 double pumper, billet hei distributor with summit racing wires, new water pump, 160 thermostat Hyper-tech,  new cs 130 alternator from a 96 s10, new alternator relocation brackets, Billet crank hub to adapt lt1 balancer to eagle crank, new corvette balancer. new sfi flex plate.

Tranny is a th350 rebuilt with 2800-3200 stall Jegs brand, polished aluminum pan, b&m shift kit, hurst pro matic 2 shifter, G force crossmember, new tranny lines and cooler.

Rear is a stock 373 posi monte rear, ss sway bar... NOTE THERE IS NO FRONT SWAY BAR

Exhaust is 2 3" flowmasters mounted right at the headers, just on the other sided of crossmember, no body exit, will need different exhaust set up to be legal. I made this just to get the car mobile until I got a new exh kit, but ended up liking the way it sounds, motor responds extremely well to this too. its loud

wheels are cragar street lites, not aluminum, steel wheels. one rear is slightly rusted but still looks good, 15x8 rear and 15x7 front, brand new 275/60/15s on the back.

jegs electric fuel pump, pre and post filters, new aluminum 3/8th fuel line from tank up.  new jegs fuel pressure gauge on carb

Interior was dark red, I changed everything over to gray, car still needs a headliner and the carpet isn't that great. should have a new carpet and headliner

OVERALL the car is great if you like G body's like I do. looks tough and runs awesome and sounds even better, with little body work, paint, and a headliner the car can be show worthy. its not easy to find these any more due to people wrecking them on the tracks. car has not been raced since the new drive train installed, but is well capable of a low 12 to high 11. pulls very hard and is reliable, runs at 160 all day and about 50 lb oil pressure warm.

also battery is mounted in trunk, new box and cable kit, 2 gauge power wire, works fine and charges at 14.5 volts

any questions, just message me I can answer anything related to this car.

ONLY reason im selling this car is I'm having a kid and don't need a project right now and can use the money towards a new car.

 

SORRY forgot to list the gas gauge does not work, it did about a month ago, it just stopped. sorry

 

 

 

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