Stayin' Alive: The Chevrolet Monte Carlo
#1
12-11-2009, 05:56 AM
Stayin' Alive: The Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Stayin' Alive: The Chevrolet Monte Carlo
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#2
12-11-2009, 07:16 AM
CURB FEELERS???
I found my NEXT mod to do!!!
Was that a factory option ???
LOL!
I just don't see the Monte Carlo coming back. They're having enough problems selling the Camaro.
I could go on and on, but I've done this rant a dozen times before.
RIP Chevrolet Monte Carlo.
#3
12-11-2009, 07:44 AM
LOL Mod `Wayne, I thought that it was a spaceAlien thatgot ran over by the above Monte.....Now I know what those wire things are
`Curb feeler's so you don't hit your tire or rim's....WoW lol ~>tHANKS 4 posting/sharing : )Ok, Whose gona put them on their Monte Carlo ?
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#5
12-11-2009, 01:36 PM
True ~> True Mod `Mike
with owner's like U keeping your Monte Carlo SS
in Top Condition & Service you should `hit
the One Million mile `mark b-4 U rebuilt
Thanks 4 your posts/words, and sharing your Monte
Knowledge eXperience with our Monte Family.
We appreciate 4-Sure
#6
12-11-2009, 02:07 PM
Monte Carlo's certainly are AWESOME cars. I totally agree with the article "the Monte Carlo was "a really nice car."
There is something in a Monte that you just don't find in most cars, its hard to explain, but its there. Comfort, sporty, large, quick...IDK combo of everything.
I love my Monte Carlo!
There is something in a Monte that you just don't find in most cars, its hard to explain, but its there. Comfort, sporty, large, quick...IDK combo of everything.
I love my Monte Carlo!
#7
12-11-2009, 10:16 PM
This topic pops up every now and then on the Beretta sites, too.
It was never "officially" replaced, so a handful of proud owners feel nostalgic from time-to-time and start a new thread to reminisce. Considering the settlement with the firearms company, though, it would not have the same name if it did come back. The last Chevrolet mid-size 2-door economy sport coupe, 1987-1996 ... RIP.
The Monte died once before. It might come back. Give it a few more years. Lots of people were upset at the loss of our proud family's pony car. They thought the high price of oil was a surefire sign that GM would never bring the Camaro back. But they were wrong! Oh, so wrong.
It was never "officially" replaced, so a handful of proud owners feel nostalgic from time-to-time and start a new thread to reminisce. Considering the settlement with the firearms company, though, it would not have the same name if it did come back. The last Chevrolet mid-size 2-door economy sport coupe, 1987-1996 ... RIP.
The Monte died once before. It might come back. Give it a few more years. Lots of people were upset at the loss of our proud family's pony car. They thought the high price of oil was a surefire sign that GM would never bring the Camaro back. But they were wrong! Oh, so wrong.
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