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1985 Monte Carlo Ss on 2040-cars

US $3,000.00
Year:1985 Mileage:36000
Location:

Lenoir City, Tennessee, United States

Lenoir City, Tennessee, United States

This a solid Monte Carlo SS. The car has 150,000 miles. The original color is silver. Straight body with only a coupled minor flaws. ( right rocker needs repair and a very small hole as seen in picts. New rocker included with car. ) Maroon interior in good condition for the age of the vehicle. Of course the dash is cracked.  The center console door hinge is broken. No stereo in the car at this time. I purchased the car a few weeks back. The car had a bad engine in it and I replaced it with a 35000 mile 305 High Output and 200R4 trans from a 1988 Monte Carlo SS. Solid exhaust system, floor boards and frame. The car runs and drives surprisingly well with practically new tires. The car has all the A/C parts and should work with a new dryer, filter, and resealing all connections. The a/c controls don't seem to move the air flow from defrost to floor. I'm going to try to fix that problem before the sale/auction ends. The power windows work but are a little slow. I have ordered new window and door seals from soft seal and will install them when they arrive. I just replaced the driver door hinge bushings and pins and it closes properly. The hood does have a small dent at the front near the header panel that can be repaired. The front bumper does have a small place that looks as if it someone started to repair it.  Please remember I have not had the vehicle long and I have tried to describe it as best as I can. I would like to see the car go to someone who wants to finish the car with paint, stripes, and other things to make her nice again. Just call or email me with any questions before bidding. The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. A 500.00 Deposit through Pay Pal is required with in 24 hours of auction end. 

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