good or bad?

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lg69riv

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Hey.

I am a natural buick lover but i came across a 71 Monte Carlo and i was wanting to know what others think about it. built 350.
original 12 bolt.

I am still with buicks but I would rather not have to restore a car first before I can start my 63 Riviera.

I need opionins.

Thanks
Lou
 
Well, I've seen some nice Monte Carlos along with other cars and makes. What do you want said about it?:)
 
Nothing wrong with a '71 Monte Carlo with a built 350 in it. Of course I'm partial to Buicks, especially Skylark GS's. Was out the other day and one (MC) came up around me and at a rolling 35 or 40 on a straight stretch of road I left him hanging out by about 8-10 car lengths, but that's not to say a solid built 350 chevy engine couldn't whip a Buick 401 Nailhead. :jeez: Sure was fun though. :hurray: Good luck with your build on the '63 Rivi. :thumbsup: My dad had one of those and I love the body style and everything included within. Jim
 
Thanks for the replys.

what i wanted to know was if they were decent to drive like durable.
basically all buicks can be trusted with no problems.
 
lg69riv said:
Thanks for the replys.

what i wanted to know was if they were decent to drive like durable.
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Well that all depends on who built the "built" 350. :bana:

Personally I have nothing against Chevy engines, as long as they're installed in Chevys :D

Can't go wrong with a first-generaton Monte as long as it's straight and rust-free. My .02.
 
Monte Carlo

I'm a Buick lover as well, the older Buicks more. Any Chevy with a 350,396 beefed up or not. Are very dependable. I know the Buick GS with a 455 were no slouches. I drove a 64' Buick Riviera years ago and it had what it takes to GO!!! 71 Monte Carlo's are very nice looking as well, good luck with it. Do what makes you happy, and enjoy it.
 
I dont know if im getting the car yet... I ahve to get my funds right espically with 2 kids around christmas time.
 
I would jump on any good solid car if I could afford it! To me the body and chassis is more important than the engine especially a chevy as acquiring an engine is no problemo.
 
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