MONTE CARLO CAR 1970 WITH RIMS RACING DRIVER

It's not without its minor flaws and imperfections, although you're not going to win the Nationals with a $40K car anyway, but if you're looking for an honest, great-looking muscle car with a whole lot of curb appeal, then you just found it.

The bodywork and paint were finished to a very good standard, and the work seems to have been completed not that long ago, so as you can imagine the curb appeal is through the roof.

MONTE CARLO CAR 1970 WITH RIMS RACING DRIVER

White isn't the car's original color, it was born Green Mist, but the restorers made a wise choice to give this top-end driver a make-over, giving it a whole new lease on life.

Sporting a great-performance small block, great options, and a gorgeous black bucket seat interior, this beautiful white hardtop coupe is a great show-and-go car that still looks awesome and delivers a serious V8 punch under the hood.ДЄs Chevy's big luxury cruiser, the Monte Carlo looks ideal in more subtle finishes like white, which covers the car's original sheetmetal perfectly. 1970 was the peak of the muscle car era, but if you're not into stripes and extroverted colors (or overpaying for a Chevelle badge), this handsome 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is an excellent choice.

Monte carlo car 1970 with rims racing