This is my all original 1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau coupe, purchased on July 13, 2007 with 60, 341 miles on it. This car was built on June 19, 1974 in Oshawa Ontario, Canada. It was then sent to Art Moehn Chevrolet Company in Jackson, Michigan to be sold. A lady by the name of Kelly Haywood of Albion, Michigan bought it brand new with only 6 miles on it on August 19, 1974 for the price of $4,585.32. She also had it rust proofed with Sym-Tech Rustproofing at the time of purchase for the price of $75.00. The engine is a 350CID V8 with a Rochester 2BBL carburetor. It has a Turbo 350 3 speed automatic transmission. The car has no air conditioning, but it does have factory cruise control that still works. The car originally came with just an AM radio. There is now a Ken Harrison KHE-300 AM/FM classic radio in the car. It also has an auxiliary jack for for CD player, iPod, etc. I do still have the original AM radio, knobs and speakers. It has original everything. It is all numbers matching, the air pump is still intact and in operation. The seat belt interlock system works, all buzzers work. The paint is 99% original, the pinstripe(factory standard on ZO3 Landau option) is also original. The interior is 100% original with a perfect 100% crack free dash. It has Deluxe seat belts, as well. The Rally wheels, caps and rings are also original. The jack and spare have never been out of the trunk. I have full original documentation on the car, with the exception of the original window sticker, but I have made a reproduction of one in Microsoft Excel, and it looks like an original.

Newest improvements to the Monte Carlo:
New Flowmaster(50 series) dual exhaust(see video at bottom of page).
New rebuilt carburetor.
New trunk mat from The Paddock.
New radio and new rear speakers.
1973 Monte Carlo horn pad.
Rear speaker boxes.
Repair drive's side interior door pull strap.
Stay tuned.

Improvements to come Sping/Summer 2009:
Half moon headlight covers.
Possibly front speakers in the front kick panels using a spare set.

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The car still on the lot the day I got it in July 2007.

 
Car at home.


 

Actual miles(as of day of the car arrived at home).
Working factory(not original) AM/FM radio. This radio was from a 1977 Cutlass. I do the the original AM the came in the car though.
Perfect un cracked dash.
Undersides of sun visors.
Original numbers matching L65 350-2(145HP).
Air pump still is in operation, too.
Working factory cruise-control.
The jack and spare have never been on the ground. Tire still has the nubs on it.
 
The original AM radio.
The car won a trophy for being most original.
The car in winter 2007/8 storage.

I was written up in the December 2008 issue of Hemmings Classic Car in the "Next Generation" article.

Here is a picture I Photoshoped of my car if it were to have my favorite wheels, Weld Prostars on it.

And here is my MC if it were Pro Street! Thanks RWhitson from CT!

Page 1: Intro and pictures the day the car was brought home.(You are here)
Page 2: New tires and in the park.
Page 3: Interior.
Page 4: Engine and trunk.
Page 5: Miscellaneous shots.
Page 6: The Monte Carlo with my dad's Chevelle.
Page 7: Documents.
Page 8: Car show pictures.