1978 And 1979 Chevy Monza's on 2040-cars
Bristol, Virginia, United States
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Both cars run and have passed Virginia inspection i had both on the road last summer and some this spring. As you can see in the pictures we just have to many cars and i have to many projects on my hands which is why i am selling them both. Neither is in mint condition both are running projects. Currently the blue Monza has the front disassembled since i was converting it from the electric setup the previous owner put on it to the original Fan blade. The blue Monza is also stocked inside with extra kick panels door panels emblems and misc extra parts. The paint looks good on the Yellow Monza from 10 foot but does have bubble and small areas that need attention. Both cars have little rust for their age and its surface rust. These are Spyder models with what i believe a 350 in the blue and a 400 in the yellow. Yellow Monza has good interior and no major leaks. Buyer is welcome to see the cars just message to arrange a time. The blue Monza is a 4 speed and the yellow is an automatic. The blue Monza does need tires running size 13 they have good tread but look to be dry rotted the yellow has good tires but may also need changing down the line.
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