1970 was the hallmark year for Monte Carlo, drawing heavily on Cadillac's very successful
Eldorado, it's no wonder first year sales were over 130,000, crushing it's closet competition- the
Ford Thunderbird. This Monte Carlo is an outstanding example of that first hallmark year.
Starting with a very solid South Carolina car, only the finest materials were used and strict
attention to authenticity was adhered to, keeping the look of this beauty seemingly identical to its
original appearance. Under the hood is the factory installed, numbers matching drive train,
including the celebrate 350 cubic inch small block V-8 with 300 horsepower. Finished in its
original Gobi Beige, with matching pleated vinyl covered bucket seats, it replicates the factory
appearance throughout. From simulated burled walnut appliqués, to the long list of accessories
on this car, including power steering, front disc brakes, medium brown vinyl roof and
conveniences, such as air conditioning and the very desirable AM-FM radio, you know you will be
riding in style with this Monte Carlo. Other desirable features also include the option rallye
wheels with period correct whitewall tires, wheel skits and a sport steering wheel. In this day of
muscle car madness, this car is a refreshing break from a time when elegance and comfort were
king and the Monte Carlo was what other car owners looked to when it was time to indulge with a
little of the personal luxury so richly deserved. This car is not only a icon, it is a true collector's
item. If you are looking for a true milestone car with documented ownership, give strong
consideration to this worthy candidate. Almost all miles accumulated in the first 3 years of
ownership. All history of previous owner-only one titled owner, all other were automotive dealers,
who added this car to their private collections. Protect-O-Plate to verify first ownership including
original issued title from South Carolina 12-2-70. If you have other questions or need more
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