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iman29 said:
Haha I built up my 77 Monte Carlo in the same way. I had slotted aluminum wheels and stuffed wider rear tires and smaller front tires on it to make it look jacked.

Once I redid the top end of the motor (carb, cam, heads, etc) and added headers the collectors would scrape the ground even on those little highway rollers inhad to add chevelle station wagon springs to the front to keep the car from sagging. Probably explains why the chassis mounts eventually gave out.

Mine never looked this good but I would dream about restoring it.

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Had one just like this, minus the wire rims. Used to smoke all my friends Camaros and Mustangs.

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Carson said:
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You can be cool....but you can never be graphic equalizer in your ride cool....

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iman29 said:
Haha I built up my 77 Monte Carlo in the same way. I had slotted aluminum wheels and stuffed wider rear tires and smaller front tires on it to make it look jacked.

Once I redid the top end of the motor (carb, cam, heads, etc) and added headers the collectors would scrape the ground even on those little highway rollers inhad to add chevelle station wagon springs to the front to keep the car from sagging. Probably explains why the chassis mounts eventually gave out.

Mine never looked this good but I would dream about restoring it.

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IMG_0247.jpegI know I’ve posted this before, my 77.
 
TheGerd said:
View attachment 219190I know I’ve posted this before, my 77.
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I don’t even have a pic of mine.

Funny story is during college one of the guys in another fraternity saw my car and told me his grandmother was moving and was getting rid of a powder blue one like yours.

He drove it to my house and I kept it in my yard for parts. 2 weeks later my drivers door basically rusted off the hinges and the next day I had a powder blue door On my black one. Also ended up using the rear windshield after someone vandalized my car ( I knew it was the neighbor down the block but could
Never prove it ) along with the side view mirror that got hit in a parking lot. Then I sold a bunch of parts to somone and ended up junking it for $500. Score.
 
Anyone who has driven along 206 in Peapack/Gladstone area the last 20+ years surely recognizes this piece of history and now it can be yours for only 20K clams.

Plus it only has 10,740 miles on it. It doesnt say how many Wieners it has served but I am sure you can find out...

local rumor is the owner finally passed away and its being sold.

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