MCF Members Blog: Friday February 12, 2010
Monte Of The Month -- September 2009
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 3,279
From: Bushkill, PA
nah, that one is a differant one. still has all its centercaps, lol, and it has like 70k miles instad of 105k, and yet only $200 more. go figure. also says its a one owner car, that was owned by an " auto enthusiest" 
its a very nice lookin car, 'course right now its covered in salt & such from this weekend. been too cold to really wash anything.
edit: i ought to go test drive it based on the last line before the contact info, lol
its a very nice lookin car, 'course right now its covered in salt & such from this weekend. been too cold to really wash anything.edit: i ought to go test drive it based on the last line before the contact info, lol
maybe you're just a Monte Carlo Nut and this is the one you've been waiting for!
Last edited by skylark65; Feb 12, 2010 at 08:52 PM.
Mike (03JG), I think you need to take one of your faster cars out to Germany and take a trip across the country on the Autobahn.
I have never figured out the midwest speed limit rules. Here on the east coast, it is 65-70 for both cars and trucks across rolling hills and even 65 in the mountains until you get into the curvier sections, then it's 55 for trucks and sometimes a speed limit on certain steep grades....
In the midwest, everything is much more flat, visibility is higher across the plains, and the speed limit's are like 65/55 trucks in Illinois, 65 for everybody in Missouri, 70/65 trucks in Indiana, 65/55 in Ohio.... what in the wordl?!?!?! I guess this way you can do less damage to crops when you're traveling at lower speeds, fall asleep, and wander off road.
I have never figured out the midwest speed limit rules. Here on the east coast, it is 65-70 for both cars and trucks across rolling hills and even 65 in the mountains until you get into the curvier sections, then it's 55 for trucks and sometimes a speed limit on certain steep grades....
In the midwest, everything is much more flat, visibility is higher across the plains, and the speed limit's are like 65/55 trucks in Illinois, 65 for everybody in Missouri, 70/65 trucks in Indiana, 65/55 in Ohio.... what in the wordl?!?!?! I guess this way you can do less damage to crops when you're traveling at lower speeds, fall asleep, and wander off road.
Monte Of The Month -- September 2009
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 3,279
From: Bushkill, PA
that dealership is always overpriced, and most of the staff are... well im not gonna get into what i think of them. but seeing it in person, it is very nice
i wonder if they would take a '97 ls and a '96 Z34 SS in trade i would ditch the two worn out high miles cars in a heartbeat if i could get that one for $2850 
i wonder if they would take a '97 ls and a '96 Z34 SS in trade
i would ditch the two worn out high miles cars in a heartbeat if i could get that one for $2850