Greetings 84dragcut & all; I want to thank you for posting the video's & info. How much NasCar history can you remember from late 70's & early 80's? What year did the "A-G" body's become eligible? And do you remember the #28 Le Mans prepared by Robert Yates that won the Busch Clash, sat on the pole & led all but the last two laps? What year 80 - 81? I was under the impression that Nascar out lawed the Malibu & Le Mans body soon after that race? I seem to remember something about the sloped back window being so much faster that it wasn't fair to the other brands & manufactures? Then of course the 84 - 85 Thunderbird arrive & just drive away from all the GM veridical back windowed want a be Cadillacs of the day. Anyway I'd better sign off before I make any of my fellow vertical back windowed "A-G" car brothers think I'm bias. Ole' Bob
I acquired a 1985 Monte SS with on a trade 12 years ago. It was black, tinted windows, lowered 2", 4.10 gear. The last guy kept the motor and wheels. It definitely had a hard life from the previous owners but looked great from 20 feet.
I installed a used, stock 5.7 Vortec with an intake and carb, New Black 15x8 Aero wheels with used BFG 275/60/15 on all 4 corners!
The thing looked Badass going down the road!!! I didn't have it 3 days and a young lad had to have it and gave me 6800.00 for the car. I didn't want to sell it but I only had 2800.00 invested.
Everyone loved the Nascar vibe, look of the car. I'm sure yours will get lots of attention!!!
Think '80/'81 since B bodies ran until '80 with 3rd gen A bodies. '81 was only 4th gen A bodies. I do remembering the '81 LeMans were deemed to slippery & banned for being too aero.I can't remember the date G bodies first ran in Cup but I can say that May of 1989 they were outlawed and replaced by the "Lumina". When nascar went with FWD bodies.
Side Note - The G bodies in Cup were not 108" WB
Those would go good on the car
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