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Hello All!  I'm excited to partner with fellow and fellowettes (thanks Derek from Vice Grip Garage) of first generation MC's.  I have owned my '70 triple blue option car since 1987 when I was just 17 years old myself.  I pulled it from the grave and had it repainted while still in high school.  I learned all about brakes, engines, wheels and tires, shocks and interiors working on that car.

When I met my wife in college, that was our courting car as well as the only car for the first several years of our marriage.  When the kids started arriving, we set it aside to get bigger but not better family haulers.  Now our youngest is 17 and so I have the time and means to start the long process of restoring my original '70 as well as two '71 cars I recently picked up.

I can't wait to get them all on the road!

70 Keystone Klassics Front.jpg

70 Keystone Klassics Side.jpg

70 Painted Rear Quarter.jpg

70 Painted Side.jpg

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Welcome!

I bet you are as happy that you didn't sell your Monte as I am, that I didn't sell my Monte.

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Welcome Nathan! Nice montes you have. Love the story. As you know we love pics! 

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Welcome! Glad you decided to keep the car. 

We're here if you need any help or guidance getting those cars back in shape.

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Nathan, Welcome to the Club !!    Classic ..... Keystone Classics that is !! those were the days. Looks like do did a fine job at keeping the Monte on the road. Plus, We like Blue Monte's.gallery_1763_8_1413157507_2588.jpg

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Welcome Nathan. Great group here and we will try to help any way we can. 

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welcome Nathan,    !!!

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20 hours ago, Tonka Man said:

Hello All!  I'm excited to partner with fellow and fellowettes (thanks Derek from Vice Grip Garage) of first generation MC's.  I have owned my '70 triple blue option car since 1987 when I was just 17 years old myself.  I pulled it from the grave and had it repainted while still in high school.  I learned all about brakes, engines, wheels and tires, shocks and interiors working on that car.

When I met my wife in college, that was our courting car as well as the only car for the first several years of our marriage.  When the kids started arriving, we set it aside to get bigger but not better family haulers.  Now our youngest is 17 and so I have the time and means to start the long process of restoring my original '70 as well as two '71 cars I recently picked up.

I can't wait to get them all on the road!

70 Keystone Klassics Front.jpg

70 Keystone Klassics Side.jpg

70 Painted Rear Quarter.jpg

70 Painted Side.jpg

Love the "Hot Wheels" mags in the first two photos. 

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Great story!. Welcome to the bestest club!..:satan-banana-smiley-emoticon:

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