Hi Zippy `Greg,
Thanks 4 playing > You got One (1) correct
One is better then none 4>Sure (I'd be happy 2 have one beer left > then none 4-Sure (LOL)

OK, whose going to post next on what (4) engine options were there for the the 1970 Monte Carlo ? ? ?

 

350
400
454


I did not know there was a 4th option

 

Hi `Sean, you got 3 out of four You know your Chevy Monte's....I only know because I've been researching 1st gen Monte Carlo's....I was surprised they had 4 V8 choices...(No V6)

OK, who can post the 4th Engine option in a 1970 Monte Carlo ? (Without searching/cheat'in) ? lol

 

Is it a 396, think that's a Chevy engine. Think I remember my friend had one in his 69 Chevelle.

 

Hi `Zippy >`Greg, Sorry close, but no cigar or(Sam Adams, this time)>
Thanks 4 playing
* Hint: It's larger then the 400 c.i. engine & smaller then the "454" c.i. Engine. Good Luck

 

The only Stock one, option that is left would be the 427 ci. I have never seen one in a 70 Monte, I owned a 70 Monte for a short time, thought it would help with Picking up Chics and they wouldn't have to sit on the console.
But they preferred that it seems, so then I got a Camaro Z/28. Back on the Console again.
They loved that.
Difficult to Shift when she was sitting on the console, most all wore the infamous Mini Skirt, and you needed to shift, but she didn't care her (Tach) was well over 7Grand.
Fun stuff. Love it when I can remember those fun times.

 

Sorry Twin `Dale,
It's not the 427 c.i. engine

* Hint: It's between 400 & 427

Gett'in close > Whose next ? or who knows ?

 

I cheated, had to use my Lifeline phone call. My friend who is into Fords, but a previous GM guy but lives and breathes cars. He says the 348 & 429 are a small block W series engine. So no to those, his answer to me is it's probably a 402...

 

Congrat's `Greg, (it's so great to have `friends)
You are our winner & the next member to post a questions....Thanks for playing
PowertrainEngine
350 cu in (5.7 L) Turbo-Fire V8
400 cu in (6.55 L) Turbo-Fire V8
402 cu in (6.59 L) Turbo-Jet V8
454 cu in (7.44 L) Turbo-Jet V8


Please cut your Gold Star in half & share it with your `Friend (LOL)