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I had the same year and model but a different colour scheme - white body with blue vinyl on the roof and interior. Looked exactly like this
Bought it in '92 with only 72k on the clock, 229 Chevy V6 (3.8L) and it was super clean. Both top end seals were gone as were the rear main seal. It made more financial sense to just pull the engine and get it rebuilt rather than just do the seals. IIRC it was $1700 for the complete engine and carb rebuild vs. $1000 to just get the seals done. Transmission died shortly after so got that rebuilt as well. It was awesome. I loved that thing.
I think I only put about 30k on that whole drive train before a drunk driver ran a stop sign at about 40mph and smashed up my front end and bent the frame beyond repair. The whole thing was written off. That was replaced by the Custom Deluxe pickup truck I mentioned up thread.
/csb
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so much fucking yes dude. this is brilliant. bit gutting the drunk drive thing but then you ended up with the pick up.
just feel bad that you have now ended up with a Beetle. though totally get why it makes more sense than a monster like this
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Double dip Montes are hot. Top ride. Needs bags and 100 spoke Daytons, natch.
jonny
Jung
well the jag @jambon put up shows that looks better with a matching roof but this Monte Carlo looks ace with that 'mullet'. was this your actual car?
seems like you have had some beauties back home dude