1986 Monte
Carlo SS One owner ,
garage kept, all original, 55,000 miles. Maroon interior is in mint condition.
Ceramic coated Hooker competition headers with Flowmaster 2.5 inch dual Stainless
Steel exhaust (have original exhaust manifolds). B&M Shifter (have original) shift kit and
high stall speed torque converter were added. In front, Belltech 2" drop
spindles, Belltech 1" drop springs.
In back, OPG 3" drop coils. Belltech Street Performance shocks on
all four corners. 17” American Racing Special
Edition 17X8 rims with 235X45ZR17 tires on front and 255X45ZR17 on back (have
original wheels). Windows have been tinted and tinted headlight covers. All
upgrades were made in the past year, car had been off the road since 1998.
Motor and Transmission were pulled and completely rebuilt with all new parts
and have less than a 500 miles on it. |
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