1998 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Ls Coupe 2-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Avon Lake, Ohio, United States
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I bought this Monte Carlo from a dealer last summer with 44 000 original miles in it. The story of this car is that it had two owners before me and they drove this car probably only for fun and kept it in a very good condition because the car looks like brand new. Since then, I have put another 20 000 miles (mostly highway miles) in it without having any problem at all.
I put new tires and brakes all around last year. i have been changing engine oil after every 3000 miles and keeping, treating and driving this car like a baby. I have just put brand new shocks, coil springs and mounts on both rear sides. The AC does not work but it is fixable. I never got to the point to get it fixed. Everything works perfect on this car. No engine lights or any other lights on! Fully loaded and automatic. No leaks at all. The car rides and drives beautifully with no rattles
or shakes, and straight as well. I had an accident with this car last year when somebody cut in front of me and it was impossible to stop and I hit the other car on her side. It was absolutely the other driver's fault as the police report shows as well. The front passanger side of Monte Carlo got damaged a litle bit and the airbag deploid but everything got fixed and restored perfectly by a professional body shop paid fully by the insurance company. Only body damage happend and. Nothing else. No damage to the frame, or chassie or anything else. Thre impact was like 15-20 miles per hour impact. About the rear driver side end. Unfortunately, I span out and hit a rail on the snowy, icy highway last winter and the end of car got damaged as you can see on the pictures. I was gonna take it to a body shop but something always came up and I had to spend the money on something else. The impact did not do any damage that would effect how the car drives or runs. It runs straight and perfect. It is only body damage and needs a little lovin' and maybe a little body work at a body shop. I am selling the car cause I need some extra cash to move. If you have any question, or wanna see more pics then let me know and I will send you all. |
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