New to the Monte Carlo Scene
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New to the Monte Carlo Scene
I just bought a 1973 monte that has been sitting for some time and i'm getting ready to start restoring and i have no idea where to begin. I've been looking for decent sites that sell replacement parts and everything has been a dead end so far. If you guys could help me that would be greatly appreciated, Thanks
Monte Of The Month -- October 2012
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From: Ames, IA
Welcome to the forum!
I'm not sure if this site will be of too much help but it was one of the better one's I've found for a '73 Monte. I'm also not sure of how up to date it is in terms of part availability. Link==> http://www.montemania.com/
Best of luck with your restoration. Be sure to take a lot of pics and document your process so you can make a cool album when it's all done
I'm not sure if this site will be of too much help but it was one of the better one's I've found for a '73 Monte. I'm also not sure of how up to date it is in terms of part availability. Link==> http://www.montemania.com/
Best of luck with your restoration. Be sure to take a lot of pics and document your process so you can make a cool album when it's all done
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will do, and i'll look into it. i found myself a bit of a gem, or barn find if you will, a buddy of mine told me about this little beauty his grandmother had, told me it was a 76 or 79 monte but after i initially looked at it, we found out it was a 73, frames is in need of repair as is most of the body panels but i don't want this to be a quick fix and done, i wanna to do a full off frame restoration something my son can drive in 15 years. paid 500 for it
