1995 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - #3 Dale Earnhardt Nascar Stock Car Clone on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
This is a very special 1995 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 2dr coupe. The story that was told us from the previous owners is that the original 1st owner contacted Dale Earnhardt Incorporated and worked out a deal to make the car a clone of the actual NASCAR car that Dale was driving. The car was brought to DEI and they professionally applied all of the decals on it to make it look like Dale's car. This car was on the Hot Rod Power Tour from 2009-2012, and was also at the Kansas Speedway for various events.
Here are the specs: 1995 Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS 2dr coupe. 3.1L V6 engine, automatic transmission. Current mileage is at 180,570, but it may vary by a few miles as it is moved around the lot. The car starts and runs as it should, but the exhaust is smoky, and the engine has a miss. The graphics are faded/peeling/cracking. The paint is decent but is fading also. There are various dings throughout, but overall the body is in decent shape for an almost 20 year old vehicle. It has aftermarket black wheels with Goodyear Eagle tires that are in good shape. The interior is decent. There are no major rips/holes/tears, but there is some staining on the floorboards and in the back seat. The front bucket seats have seat covers that are in good shape, and the upholstery under those covers is in good shape. It has an aftermarket Pioneer CD player installed, and comes with the remote control. Overall this car is in decent shape for the age. It will need some engine work. A simple swap would probably be the easiest fix. But you will definitely turn heads with NASCAR fans with the custom graphics on this car. This vehicle is a project car. It needs work to be 100% operational. It is being sold with the understanding of
this. However, the state of To cover our end of the deal on this, we are providing a 12
month, 12,000 mile warranty on this vehicle.
Any warranty work will have to be performed at our repair facility in We are Affordable Autos, Inc. We are a hometown dealership in Wichita, KS. We have been in business since 1979. We are located at 2868 S Broadway Ave in Wichita, KS. Contacting us through eBay is your best bet for a quick, accurate response to any questions you may have. We have 3 people dedicated to helping eBay customers, but we may be busy with other customers if you try to call and contact us. Please direct any questions through eBay's messaging system, and we assure you we will respond as quickly as possible. Thanks for looking! |
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