stangeba
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Nice Monte! Welcome to the club.
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This is old (Muscle Car Review 1990) but it may help.
(Click link to read)
https://1971montecarlo.wordpress.com/2023/08/30/front-end-alignment-information-2/
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18 hours ago, Stuckin70s said:
Thanks to everyone this forum has been an inspiration to keep me going... One small bite at a time. New boot on the lower steering shaft this week. Took it to a shop and then later found all I needed to do was heat up the nylon mid area and give it a smack with the hammer.
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Question, I think I remember something about this shaft (like my 71 Monte) is / was collapsible on impact in a collision. What is needed to repair it if it is impacted? I assume there is one or two tiny plastic sticks that would be broken. Are they to be replaced? Who has them? Thanks!
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Welcome Mark! That is a great looking Monte!
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Welcome to the club! Great looking Monte.
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Thanks!
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Send me a scan of one, or post a picture, if you can, then maybe I could print some.
Two sided or one sided?
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Do we have a "flyer" I (we) can print out and leave on their front seat or hand to them?
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Back then, the spare was included when the tires were rotated. I don't remember the procedure for doing that.
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Way out question, any trailer hitch / wiring on this car now or ever?
Bad light bulb or defective / rusted / dirty socket? Bad ground? (My 71 the T/S blinks slightly faster left than right)
I bought some new light bulbs years ago and they were slightly smaller in diameter so they didn't ground very well all the time.
After 50+ years anything could have been changed, so there is that also........ Good luck.
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Dennis, good question. I forgot to ask specifically if he is a member but he did say he went online to view Monte Carlo FB pages.
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I was at the UTICA, MICHIGAN car show today and found one first gen Monte, a 71, that I don't think I ever saw before.
VERY nice low milage. I talked to the owner and looked the car over. It's very very nice stock 71 Monte 350 2BBL with A/C.
I didn't take my Monte today because of rain.
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4 hours ago, Mikstudie said:
I still remember the day my dad drove it home from the dealer (Sept.1971) I was only 15 years old, I had to wait about six months before I could drive it.
Mike, I was a mechanic then a service advisor at Russ milne Ford in Mt. Clemens Mi from 1972 till 1981. I left them for a service advisor job a Vyletel Buick in Sterling Hts, Mi. for 1 year. Good times! (Milne Ford didn't like it when I parked my 71 Monte where customers could see it!) 😁
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Working now, I had to upload it again...
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I was in the right place at the right time in 2012! (How do I get this to play so you don't have to download it???)
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Here is a picture of my 71, with the gauge package, when I took it out, NO A/C.
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Just thought of this, bench seat vs bucket seats used a different female buckle, when I ordered them from Morris, I ordered both so if I ever instal the buckets I have in my basement, I can switch to the shorter belt. (never going to happen..............)
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Probably nothing new here. I ordered the deluxe seat belts for my 71 NON SS from Canada. I remember when I replaced the ft seat belts with the 3 point seat belt kits from Morris, there was an option of the small metal buckles or large plastic buckles. I paid more for the small metal ones. Here is the build info I ordered from Canada years ago.
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Welcome Scott! You have a great looking Monte.
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Who originally sang Oh What a Night?"December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" is a song originally performed by the Four Seasons, written by original Four Seasons keyboard player Bob Gaudio and his future wife Judy Parker, produced by Gaudio, and included on the group's album, Who Loves You (1975).
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Looking good!
Thanks, now I feel like I need to look at mine.
I replaced the spark plug wires in 2009 but no record if I did plugs. That was 16,600 Miles ago.
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Just think, when I was driving my new Monte home on it's first day, I never would have thought of something like this!
This year: 2023
Year of my Monte: 1971
Age of my Monte: 52
Year of my Monte: 1971
Less it's age: 52
52 year old car in 1971 was built in 1919!
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I remember having trouble with a nut but don't remember how I tightened it. Mine was metric.
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Center Console Cable Hole Location
in General 70-72 Monte Carlo Forum
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Not mine but I found this years ago if it helps.