1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Ss on 2040-cars
Dover, Delaware, United States
Final offer a steal at this price tons of extras. Excellent car with many new parts including a brand new high output 350 JEGS crate motor(2,900$ new)with less then 2000 miles on it its practically still brand new. This model is equipped with the rare option of having T-tops. 4 Brand new tires. The exhaust is true dual two pipes two cats two mufflers and also is brand new as well. It has a 650 4bbl holly carb, edlebrock intake, HEI distributer ngk plug and napa premium plug wires. It also includes a cd/dvd flipout kenwood head unit along with custume door panels that enable you to have 5 1\4" speakers for quality surround sound ( I do have the original door panels to go along with it if you would rather have the original look. I have too many extras and spare parts to list please call for more info if you are interested. (302)222-1364 To name a couple spare parts (intake, carb, water, pump, fuel pump exc.) Also this car has little to no body rust and is ideal for a person interested in restoring one of the last great muscle cars ever made. Tagged until 2015. if interested call me and I will send more pictures. I now have two young children and I work in construction and this car doesn't fit my lifestyle anymore so I'm trying to get rid of it and get a more practical vehicle. |
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