Monte Carlo Ss 5 Spd. on 2040-cars
Bloomingdale, New Jersey, United States
. 1987 Monte Carlo SS 350cu,5spd transmission. Engine is a 2004 vortec engine. The trans is a 1984 rebuilt t-4 with a hurst shifter. New or almost new items on car. Dynomat,carpet,tach rebuild,all new bulbs in dash,exh,trans,fuel pump,gas tank and hoses,shocks,totally rebuilt front end,and tires. It needs the radio to be rebuilt, I have the fact. radio, needs both front speakers, small rust coming through on driver side lower extention, small rust hole in trunk same side. Car runs and drives great. I have nothing to hide about the car. car has t-tops , they don't leak but its going to need the rubber replaced in the near future. The car is garage kept. Paint is good but it will need the fact. stripes. The car has about 350hp and the red line is 6k. the car has 500miles since the conversion.
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