1986 Monte Carlos Ss T-tops Custom on 2040-cars
Seymour, Indiana, United States
Super nice Monte SS!! It is turn key and ready to drive your next cruise in or show. I have over $3,500 in receipts for recent improvements including all new suspension, brakes, complete rubber set, and interior. This Monte has been garage kept and is in exceptional condition. It is rust free and presents itself very well. The engine is believed to be the original 305 with add-on headers and the transmission is the 200R4. The wheels and tires are 20's and are brand new. I don't have the receipt for them. The FIRE RED paint is near flawless. The only issues I have found on this Monte are: 1) A/C is not functioning. I do have the compressor, lines, and dryer to get it going again. 2) Small issue on the left side of the dash with an inch spot of vinyl missing. Other than that all plastic trim pieces appear as good as new and the T-Tops do not leak. 3) Gauges (Fuel and Oil Pressure) fluctuate from time to time. 4) Inside both door jambs the plastic on the seat belt tension is missing. Please feel free to contact us @ (812) 522 - 6613 if you need additional information. Additional pictures available upon request. Thanks and happy bidding!!
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