1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau - Mint Condition - "training Day" Tribute on 2040-cars
Harleysville, Pennsylvania, United States
Fuzzy Dice Autos Has up for auction a very
rare, mint condition 1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau “Training Day” tribute
car! This was a one-owner,
always garage kept car with only 80k original miles. The car was born blue in
color then recently underwent a total color change to jet black. Brand new
interior and headliner top off its total restoration. The undercarriage is as
nice as the rest of the car. Photos of the undercarriage are available upon
request. The original 305 motor was
also swapped out and replaced with a fresh GM 350, 330 HP that’s built to LT1
specs. She’s also equipped with a new Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission and a
new 3:73 Eaton Posi-Traction. The factory A/C blows cold
and the original AM/FM radio and clock work to perfection. All the gauges and
other equipment function perfectly. This car looks and
performs like brand new. The car sounds nasty and runs fast, shifts smooth and
drives straight! There is absolutely
nothing whatsoever negative to report. It is no doubt the nicest 78’ Monte you
will find anywhere. Being the first year of
the new body style, this vintage Monte Carlo is becoming harder and harder to
find. So if you are so inclined
to want to own a “like new” 78’ Monte Carlo Landau in show condition, then your
search is over. Unlike other classic car
dealers who photoshop their pictures and omit the ugly stuff, we at Fuzzy Dice
take our photos on our lot using only a point and shoot camera, So what you see
is what you get, and what you’re getting with this car is mere perfection. Please don’t hesitate to
contact us if you require additional information or photographs. Best of luck bidding! |
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