Monte Carlo new member - Tony Stewart 288/1020
#1
12-29-2009, 05:46 PM
Updated w/pics- Monte Carlo new member - Tony Stewart 288/1020
Hello everyone,
just signed up after looking for a good forum for my recent acquisition of a 2005 Monte Carlo SS SC, Tony Stewart edition, with just over 6000 - yes, 6000 miles on it.
My monte carlo is 288/1020.
My immediate my goals are to mod the engine, mod the audio. So far I just have a cold air inductions CAI on the way, and plans to make some more modest changes. I don't have a garage and this MA weather is just too darn cold to work out in for long. I will just likely accumulate parts and knowledge for a couple of working weekends in the spring to get her ready for some nice cruising.
As soon as I get some good weather, a fresh wash and dry, I'll get some photos up of my second-in-my-lifetime Monte SS. My previous was an 87 aerocoupe/fastback and boy did I regret selling that one when I was younger.
I look forward to talking with many of you, and learning from what the long-timers have to offer. I am very happy I found a very informed group of enthusiasts.
David
update: added photos from a recent show
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/members/davidk67-7141-albums-david-s-tony-stewart-monte-carlo-ss-639/
just signed up after looking for a good forum for my recent acquisition of a 2005 Monte Carlo SS SC, Tony Stewart edition, with just over 6000 - yes, 6000 miles on it.
My monte carlo is 288/1020.
My immediate my goals are to mod the engine, mod the audio. So far I just have a cold air inductions CAI on the way, and plans to make some more modest changes. I don't have a garage and this MA weather is just too darn cold to work out in for long. I will just likely accumulate parts and knowledge for a couple of working weekends in the spring to get her ready for some nice cruising.
As soon as I get some good weather, a fresh wash and dry, I'll get some photos up of my second-in-my-lifetime Monte SS. My previous was an 87 aerocoupe/fastback and boy did I regret selling that one when I was younger.
I look forward to talking with many of you, and learning from what the long-timers have to offer. I am very happy I found a very informed group of enthusiasts.
David
update: added photos from a recent show
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/members/davidk67-7141-albums-david-s-tony-stewart-monte-carlo-ss-639/
Last edited by davidk67; 05-14-2010 at 10:12 AM. Reason: added photos from show
#2
12-29-2009, 06:28 PM
Hi David from MA. Welcome to the MCF family. Glad you got a nice T.S. Monte with low miles. Did you get a decent deal?
The CAI is a MUST do, and the next is the U-bend delete in the exhaust pipe, as a minimum. My K&N CAI netted me 2 mpg right off the bat.
The CAI is a MUST do, and the next is the U-bend delete in the exhaust pipe, as a minimum. My K&N CAI netted me 2 mpg right off the bat.
#10
12-30-2009, 08:06 AM
..Hi `David & Welcome to the Monte Carlo Forum.Look forward to your future posts & contributions.
We wish you safe/fun/fast miles in your Monte.