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Wednesday, April 15, 2015
1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Nice work done on this car to make it look so great. Sure, a little missing trim, but in excellent shape for an ancient but formerly very common car. There doesn't seem to be a dent in it.
This is not my favourite year for the Monte Carlo -- I think the first generation was the best (especially with fender skirts).
Still, it has those (totally useless but) dramatically sculpted fenders, that steeply raked windshield and formal roofline. The wheels are not original, but they have the correct feel. The ridges on either side of the hood leading to the turn signal enclosures, embracing the enormous looking headlights. The designers did an excellent job working within the limits of the then new laws about 5 mph bumpers etc. Only the taillights and trunk shutline between them let me down.
This is not my favourite year for the Monte Carlo -- I think the first generation was the best (especially with fender skirts).
Still, it has those (totally useless but) dramatically sculpted fenders, that steeply raked windshield and formal roofline. The wheels are not original, but they have the correct feel. The ridges on either side of the hood leading to the turn signal enclosures, embracing the enormous looking headlights. The designers did an excellent job working within the limits of the then new laws about 5 mph bumpers etc. Only the taillights and trunk shutline between them let me down.
Tags:
1970s
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1974
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Chevrolet
,
collonade roof
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coupe
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dual round headlights
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GM
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hidden wipers
,
malaise
,
mild restoration
,
Monte Carlo
,
opera windows
,
round headlights
,
vinyl roof
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