1983 Monte Carlo Super Sport on 2040-cars
West Hempstead, New York, United States
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You will be bidding on a 1983
Monte Carlo Super Sport I am the 3rd owner
of this car. I purchased it from my friend’s mother back in 1985. I drove it for about a year
and decided to do some work to the car and eventually put it in a car show. It became
a project that never ended. A friend of mine owned a body shop and once I gave
him the car I really never got it back. It took him about a year to do the
paint and once he was done I garaged it. I decided to get the fiberglass hood
for it but never put it on. This car has been garaged since 1986 and has not
been in the rain or snow since. It is all stock except for the rims, sunroof,
sound system, and paint job. It has 40
thousand original miles on it. Not bad for a car that is 31 years old. The
interior is immaculate as is the body. I start the car every 4 months and take
it for a quick drive just to use the gas in the tank. She starts every time
with no problem. The custom trunk and stereo cost me about 4 thousand a few
years back. There is a DVD changer in the trunk with two 100 watt Sony amps one
driving a 10 inch sub the other driving the 6X9 deck speakers. A Sony head unit
driving the front speakers and tweeters. The trunk is all form fit no screws or
glue. You can’t see it but there is a blue neon light that comes on when the
trunk is open. It looks nice. I have the original rims for the car that will go
with the sale. This car has been stored in a garage runs like new and is in
beautiful condition. The reserve is 9K because I will not give it away. If you
are looking for a 1983 Monte SS then you don’t have to look any further because
this car is like brand new and in showroom condition. The hood must still be
painted and put on the car. When bidding please remember that the hood is not
finished. It requires paint and needs to be bolted on to the car. I have all
the hardware to attach it but have not finished it. Need the cash and and its
up for sale the reserve is 7900 firm. It’s a great car bid with confidence Happy Bidding |
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