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Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 6:10 pm
by superglide57
My 67 year old aunt has an all original 1986 Monte Carlo SS she bought new. Oil changed every 2500 miles since new. The car has about 140k on it. Only back and forth to work at Lockheed for 20 years. Always garaged, and near mint condition. Runs, looks and drives like new!!! She bought a new SS in 05, and was going to just save this one, but she has decided to divorce my uncle, so she needs to sell the 86. It has currant tags and inspection on it. It has never failed to pass emission testing. My question is... What should she be able to get for this car? Thanks,Tony

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 6:57 pm
by Kidhauler
I would offer my soul if I hadn't sold it years ago for a date with a hot chick with questionable morals. :muhaha:

Try looking up on some car forums I am sure that there has to be a monte carlo board out there.

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:39 am
by GEJ

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 2:28 am
by peter
Kidhauler wrote:I would offer my soul if I hadn't sold it years ago for a date with a hot chick with questionable morals. :muhaha:

Idiot! LOLOLOLOL

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 2:54 am
by GEJ
peter wrote:
Kidhauler wrote:I would offer my soul if I hadn't sold it years ago for a date with a hot chick with questionable morals. :muhaha:

Idiot! LOLOLOLOL
Well Peter this "could" be the start of your car collection. :-k :yawinkle:

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 4:08 am
by crash
I've been following a few of them... looked at a few of them... and it's all dependant on condition. (underneath) trunk and rear frame rails ... and rockers.

I've seen them sell from $1500 on the low drivable side - $7500 for near show quality. not usually much more. problem with these cars is they were slow and plastic looking. only sporting a 305. personally, i didn't mind the styling, my wife loves them but, many found it near offensive looking replacing chrome steel bumpers with plastic ... LOL ... it's not a 87 Grand National, or 83-84 hurst olds ... it's also not an SS aerocoupe, which again would add to value.... but, it's also not a total bucket by the sounds of it.

obviously, as with everything, it's worth more to the right buyer.

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 5:28 am
by BLAZER
I would love to have that car, I just missed out on an 85 SS with only 29k miles on it, just needed a motor. In excellent condition, expect maybe 2500-3000 for it. They are getting collectable, but still not to the expensive status. With the mileage, she might get lucky to get 2000 out of it. Take a look see on .... http://www.montecarloss.com excellent sight for info, but I think you may have to sign up to see the forums.

I'll give a 1000 O:) :yawinkle:

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:36 am
by phr1$k37
peter wrote:
Kidhauler wrote:I would offer my soul if I hadn't sold it years ago for a date with a hot chick with questionable morals. :muhaha:

Idiot! LOLOLOLOL

And what have you NOT done that wont make us laugh at you eh?

Only in :canuk:

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 7:27 pm
by peter
I'm....I'mm......I'm hurt that a fellow canadian would even dare say such a thing.

All I wanted was to be loved and appreciated... :cry:

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:27 pm
by Kidhauler
All I wanted was to be loved and appreciated...
What he didn't mention is what he wanted to be loved by. :smurf: :poke:

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:22 am
by Archiev
You can also check over at maliburacing.com. They have a large Monte Carlo contingent over there.

Re: Monte Carlo SS

Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:56 am
by wagonmaster
http://www.chevytalk.com has a Monte Carlo section as well.