1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau 5.7l on 2040-cars
Kenduskeag, Maine, United States
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You are bidding on a 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo. She is in very good condition. There is no rust but there is some bumps underneath the landau top. I don't think it is life threatening. I bought this car from North Carolina. She came from an estate of which a women bought it new, and she kept it until she passed away. The car has 96,000 well kept miles, but the engine has approximately 50,000 miles. The engine is tight, runs strong, and runs great. I have installed a new MSD electronic distributer with new plugs and wires. The carburetor has been rebuilt. I have also installed a new 200 watt stereo with new i-pod/ipad connection, with new 4 way speakers installed in the rear deck. The oil and filter was just changed. The work that was completed before I purchased the car was a paint job a few years ago. It does have some chips here and there, as indicated on the pictures. It also had new carpeting installed. The rear floorboards were replaced. The trunk is in excellent shape. The spare tire is in great shape, but there is no jack. It was obviously well maintained and drives and handles great. The A/C has been retrofitted with R134a gas and blows cold. The tires and rims are almost brand new. I would drive this car across the country with no reservations. I do have the title to the car.
The winner must deposit a nonrefundable deposit of $500.00 to my paypal within 12 hours. Buyer is responsible for shipping. |
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