1981 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau Coupe 2-door Built 5.7 Olds 82 83 84 85 86 87 on 2040-cars
Apollo, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.4L 267Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Monte Carlo
Trim: Landau Coupe 2-Door
Options: CD Player
Power Options: Power Windows
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 50,000
THIS IS A 81 MONTE CARLO LANDAU 2 DOOR ONLY 50K DOCUMENTED MILES... WITH POWER WINDOWS AN POWER TRUNK.....IT HAS POWER LOCKS BUT I SHAVED THEM OUT OF THE INTERIOR......THIS CAR WAS BUILT IN CALIFORNIA AN SOLD IN TEXAS TO SOME ONE IN FLORIDA.....IT HAS ALWAYS BEN A FLORIDA CAR TILL IT CAME UP TO PA......I THEN GOT A HOLD OF IT AN PUT A BUILT 1970 350 ROCKET WITH 375 HP IN IT....ALSO A 70 350 TURBO THATS RE BUILT...TRUE DUAL EXHAUST.....I THEN HAD 373 GEARS PUT IN IT......THEN I WENT AN TWO TONED THE INTERIOR WITH MOSTLY CUTLASS INTERIOR......IT LOOKS PRETTY GOOD......THE CAR IS SUPER SOLID AN CLEAN.....THE UNDERNEATH IS AMAZING AN SO IS THE TRUNK.....THE BROWN IS ORIGNAL PAINT.....I SANDED THE TOP HALF DOWN AN PUT IT IN PRIMAR.....IT HAD THE VINAL TOP AN WHAT NOT SO IT ALL HAD TO GO......AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICS ,,,,THERE IS SOME TOUCH UP WORK THAT NEEDS DONE AN DEF NEEDS TOP PAINT OR IF YOU LIKE....DO THE HOLE CAR IN DIFFER PAINT....THE ENGINE IS ALL NEW AN BUILT BY B&R SPEED SHOP ONLY 3K ON IT....PLUS EVERY THING ON THE MOTOR IS NEW....THE ONLY DOWN FALL IS THE TIRES ON THE BACK ARE TO SMALL.....I BUILT THE CAR INTO A TALL TIRE MACHINE.....SO AT 65 MPH THE ENGINE IS AT 3500 RPM COUSE OF THE SMALL TIRES.......I ALSO ADDED REAR STABILIZER BAR PLUS A HEAVIER ONE UP FRONT THAT ALL CAME OFF OF A 83 HURST OLDS....I HAVE MANY OTHER PARTS FROM THE HURST OLDS THAT WILL GO WITH THE CAR......LIKE A 12-2 STEARING BOX.......THE CAR IS INSPECTED HERE IN PA TILL 3/14.......THERE IS WELL OVER 5G INVESTED SO FAR IN THIS CAR AN THERE IS NO RESERVE ON THIS AUCTION......IT WILL GO.....I HAVE THE FACTORY BUILD SHEET FROM THE CAR AN TITLE IN HAND WITH DOCUMENTED MILES.....PLEASE I CANT COVER EVERY DETAIL SO ASK MANY AN ALL QUESTIONS THAT YOU THINK OF.......THIS IS AS IS AN IS LOCAL PICK UP ONLY.......YOU MAY EVEN CALL ME AT 724-953-4850 IF YOU DONT LIKE TO EMAIL.....THIS CAR WILL GO ANY WERE YOU WANT TO DRIVE IT TO.......THE GAS MILS MAYNOT BE THE GREATEST BUT IT IS DEPENDABLE........THANK YOU
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