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Chevrolet introduced the Monte Carlo in 1970 as a full sized personal luxury car. The model ran until 2007 and went through several significant changes over the years. The first generation is by far the most muscular generation. First gen Montes could be had with everything from a 350 V8 with a two barrel up to a 454 V8 with 365 HP. This particular '71 sports a 383 CID V8 Stroker. The engine and automatic transmission have been rebuilt, and it runs strong. The car features a 4. 11 final drive ratio with Posi-Traction rear end. The car has been repainted in a very sharp Maroon color that goes well with the newer black vinyl top. The interior has new black upholstery which provides a sporty look. The front bucket seats have nice foam and are nice...

1971 marked the year when the Chevelle/Malibu line up went from the quad headlights to the dual look. The Chevelle has been one of the most popular classic cars with the automotive community for several decades and it doesn-t seem to be slowing down in popularity.

This '71 Chevelle for sale was spared no expense on its interior's restoration, with a new $4000 custom vinyl interior over new black carpet, which it received in 2016. It has two-tone vinyl bench seats in the front & rear with custom Chevy logo-s made into the seat. The carpet, dash, headliner, & door panels are all in excellent like new condition. The sporty-looking seats really give this Chevy that GM muscle look. The car has an updated CD player radio that is hooked up to several speakers in the cab providing all the tunes you-ll need while cruising down the road. A couple of extra Autometer gauges on each side of the radio keep the oil pressure & temp readings close.

Powering this 4-door muscle car down the road is a 350 CID V8 crate motor that was purchased from Jasper Motors in Texas & was installed a few years back with only 22,000...

This eye-catching truck is sporting a healthy 350 V8 that has been freshened recently. The engine was purchase with a low, but not exact, amount of miles on the rebuild. Prior to installing the 350 V8 a new cam and lifters were installed as well. The inside of the engine was free of sludge and looked very nice. The project has been ongoing over roughly a 4-year period. Initially a lot of metal work was done including rocker panels, door bottoms, and cab corners. The paint is hugger orange and while far from pristine is certainly adequate for a driver's quality truck. Additional maintenance items include a new starter, new alternator, and a new ignition switch....

A True SS! This car is Sharp, it has NEW Paint, Vinyl Top, Tires, Stainless Steel Trim, Chrome bumbers, Gas Tank, Rebuilt 350, Rebuilt 350 Automatic Transmission, X-liner Spray in Bedliner. All less then 300 miles ago. Other options include Cruise...

This El Camino is powered by a 350 CID V8 with a 3 speed automatic transmission. Options for the El Camino are power brakes, power steering, tilt, AM/FM Cassette, and vinyl interior. The Chevrolet El Camino was a coupe utility vehicle produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motor in response to the success of the Ford Ranchero. The Nice thing about the El Camino is that you have the comfort of a car and the space of moving or loading of a truck. The interior of the car is all black with a comfortable...