1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
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I'm selling this car because I want to move on to a convertible. 1973 Monte Carlo Landau 350 4bbl. The car is all original never in an accident runs and rides beautiful. I have owned car for little over a year. What I have done since I bought it, complete tune up, cap, rotor, points, condenser, wires, plugs, belts, all hoses. water pump, thermostat. Went over brake system, new front brakes and rotors, rear wheel cylinders and proportion valve. New shocks all around. A/C needs to be topped off. New radio with MP3 connection. What the car needs as of now, upper control arm bushings on drivers side, thats it. Interior is all original no cracks in dash or steering wheel all lights work. The only thing that doesn't work is the clock and I haven't even tried to fix it. The body is in great shape no dents but it has 4 little chips in paint. The sides of car have been repainted before I got it. Car has been kept in a garage since new and it shows. There is no rust on this car underneath is spotless all body tags are still in place. Car has all original stickers on it as you can see in pictures. This year Monte is getting harder to find especially in this original condition. I also have original owners manual. What i'm asking for car doesn't even make me break even and I understand thats how it works sometimes. So look at pictures and if you have any questions feel free to ask. Thanks for looking
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