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Figured I would make a "New Member" post. I first started lurking around here about 15 years ago and joined up when I bought my first Monte Carlo but didn't renew my membership. I sold that car about 8 years ago. I had been looking another for the past couple years. Became a full dues paying member a couple years ago. Finally got me another Monte Carlo last week. It's a 1972. It checked all the boxes for what I was looking. ZZ4 350 engine, 700r4 transmission, 3.73 12 bolt rear, Wilwood disc brakes, tubular A arms , air conditioning, Bluetooth stereo, bucket seats with console and floor shifter. Not a big fan of the wheels. May change them at some point.PXL_20250502_191106095.thumb.jpg.1fbd09ba091953b8c4ef297581c64c24.jpgPXL_20250502_212839091.thumb.jpg.db2be85ddf118e559fee9afd28024ec0.jpgPXL_20250502_212913447.thumb.jpg.c8d06a53791cd1ad45747dbb6b96f78e.jpg

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It’s still very nice. 

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Clint, that is a beautiful Monte you have found.  You live about the same distance from Somerset KY as me and I would love to meet you and see that beautiful Monte in Somerset, KY in a few weeks.

I think we have another member who lives in your area who I think is coming to the Eastern Meet in KY.  

If the timing is not right to make it to Somerset, KY for the Eastern Meet there is always the Mini-Meet I am hosting in Carlisle PA toward the end of June.  We have I think 43 members currently registered with me to come to the Carlisle Meet.

Both of these meets are a great way to meet a lot of our members and see some great Monte Carlo's

 

rob

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Very nice Monte!

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Curious..what are the wheel/tire size? I kinda like it for my Monte

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On 5/15/2025 at 12:54 AM, 4spd said:

Curious..what are the wheel/tire size? I kinda like it for my Monte

Sorry for the delay replying to your question. 18x9 245/40/18 20x8.5 275/35/20

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51 minutes ago, clint w said:

Sorry for the delay replying to your question. 18x9 245/40/18 20x8.5 275/35/20

Any chance you could take a side picture

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On 6/4/2025 at 9:32 PM, 4spd said:

Any chance you could take a side picture

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Clint,

You sure have a beautiful Monte! 

The wheels on it are okay, but I agree that the bigger wheels just don't give a Monte Carlo that vintage/classic car look.

It would look better with a different size of wheels on it - 15" Cragar's or a nice set of Rally wheels always give the car that classic look that just seems to be timeless.

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5 hours ago, 72 Monte Carlo said:

Clint,

You sure have a beautiful Monte! 

The wheels on it are okay, but I agree that the bigger wheels just don't give a Monte Carlo that vintage/classic car look.

It would look better with a different size of wheels on it - 15" Cragar's or a nice set of Rally wheels always give the car that classic look that just seems to be timeless.

Just say "NO" to the "Hot Wheels" crowd.... :k

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22 minutes ago, Scott S. said:

Just say "NO" to the "Hot Wheels" crowd.... :k

Or the Stomper crowd too!

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