Introduced as a 1970 model, the first 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo was a pet project of then Chevrolet General Manager John Z. DeLorean. Before taking the reins at Chevy, DeLorean had originated the trend-setting 1969 Grand Prix 'personal luxury coupe' at Pontiac. He had hardly settled into his new post before he began to advocate a Chevrolet comparable to the much-admired Grand Prix.

Like the Grand Prix, the Monte Carlo 116-inch wheelbase chassis and structure were based on GM's contemporary Fisher "A-body" intermediates. However, the clean, graceful lines of the first Monte Carlos were directly inspired by the 1967 Cadillac Eldorado, as were its proportions. The new Monte Carlo's hood, measuring a full six feet in length, would be the longest ever to appear on a Chevrolet.

This handsome Monte Carlo is finished beautifully in Cranberry Red with a black interior. Enhancing this classic's looks as a set of 15-inch Chevrolet rally wheels complete with correct center caps and trim rings wrapped with Jetzon Revenger G/T white lettered radial tires staggered 235/60R15 front and 295/60R15 rear for just the right stance.

The clean, black interior features desirable factory bucket seats, factory ... Please ask for the full description.