1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, only 0!!

1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo --

The elder statesman in the personal luxury car segment of the auto industry was Ford's Thunderbird; its origins are more or less pegged to 1958 when Dearborn released the second-generation editions long before the term "personal luxury" was even coined. Although Lincoln's Continental was eventually drafted into the fold as an upscale counterpart notable competition from GM didn't arrive until 1963 when Buick released the Riviera. The radical front-wheel-drive Olds Toronado entered the fray in '66 and Cadillac followed suit a year later with a redesigned Eldorado. Even Pontiac's famed Grand Prix slipped into the mix while Mother Mopar offered up the Chrysler 300 Dodge Monaco 500 and the aptly named Plymouth VIP. One notable missing from the growing list was Chevrolet; that is until the 1970 introduction of the Monte Carlo and one like we have at Skyway Classics a 1971 Monte Carlo SS 454. It features a SS 454 4V 365 Horse engine and is equipped with a 3 Speed Automatic transmission. The vehicle is the correct Nevada Silver with a Black Vinyl interior. It has many options and features including Air Conditioning Power Steering Power Windows Clock Tachometer Tilt Steering Wheel AM/FM Vinyl Interior Surface Carpeted Floor Mats Center Console Chrome Exhaust Tips Power Brakes Sport Seats Vanity Mirrors 12 bolt rear end air ride suspension (unhooked) and more. If you want a very rare and original 1971 Monte Carlo SS 454 this is the one we have at Skyway Classics is for you. This is a numbers matching engine car with what appears to be a reprint but mostly original interior and other components. So give us a call at 734-389-7052. We also finance! Check out our financiers here at financiers financiers In the meantime check out this vehicle on our Skyway Classics blog here at blog blog