I was a NMCOA member many years ago. I owned a 71 daily driver back in the day and in from the mid 80s thru 2010 I had a 70 that we used on weekends and car shows. Miss them both. The 70 was starting to need more work than I could do. Nicest car I’ve ever owned. Nice to see this great video. Brings back some great memories.
I miss my 1970 Monte. Took out the 350 and put in a built 406 with around 400hp in the early 90s. Changed the color from navy blue to the shade of blue the mid 80s IROC-Z Camaros had. Had the old school 5 slot mag wheels from my brother's '69 Chevelle. I had a video of the Monte but my old YT account got banned so I lost the video.
I drive a '72 in the 80s in high school. I had bought a 400 small block to put in it but moved away to college and sold the car and the 400. But everyone liked it and was a very nice car.
I had a 1972 Monte Carlo that was Mulsanne blue, no vinyl top, black interior, bench seat, 350 2bbl, with Appliance slot wheels. When I let it go, it had a 454 4bbl, 400 turbomatic transmission. This video is awesome.
I bought the blue 72 @ 2:25 mark about 7 months ago. Had to do some electrical work on it and found out the dash and center console wasn't properly mounted. No screws!😆 Alls good though. It's great mechanically and gets all the looks! Love it. It only sees sunny days.
God bless the 71 Monte Carlo my Uncle Joe swag Mitchell had this car it was gold with the skirts on it and had the console in the middle of the front seats and another Uncle who had one that was black these cars are still the test of time and still look good today American muscle nothing like it great to see 🙏💪👍😎🇺🇲
I had a 77 with a 350 but I always wished it was a 72 as that was the year I was born. The 77 was still nice though ran smoothly and it wasn't fast off the line it would absolutely fly on the highway. It's so cool 77 had a lot of the same features like wood grain interior trim on the doors, dash and around the Gages. It was white w blue vinal half top. It had the rally wheels w Tha caps.
Man the times I had in a green Monte just like that one.mine had no trouble roasting the back tires off!!!!and plenty of room in that back seat too!!!!
This brings back memories I used to own and it's going to be hard for you to believe a 1970 Monte Carlo the color was that like marina blue bottom black vinyl top blue interior it was a 350 two-barrel with no power steering and it was a three-speed standard on the column now there is a rare combination which they still owned it however a friend of mine still does
I had a 1970 model my mother got for me in the tenth grade and like and ass I gave the car to my brother and I have been kicking my butt for that foolish thing I did
All I have ever driven as an everyday car since 1974 is ONE of my '72's..... They all lack over 26 sensors though. No Catalytic converters either.. I mean not even a Check Engine Light. No one now a days can believe that... and people today, thinks there are electronics to break down on them also. I actually know a guy who believes I spend thousands of dollars a year just to keep them running....
This was back when GM could actually design cars with style and class. Now all they produce are cookie cutter Toyota look-alikes that aren't worth owning.
The 1972 Monte Carlo is my favorite model
I was a NMCOA member many years ago. I owned a 71 daily driver back in the day and in from the mid 80s thru 2010 I had a 70 that we used on weekends and car shows. Miss them both. The 70 was starting to need more work than I could do. Nicest car I’ve ever owned. Nice to see this great video. Brings back some great memories.
My 3rd favorite car and I have 2 70+72 great cars love all of these too!
Once was built in Flint Michigan .1970-72 Chevy Monte Carlo . The north in of town . Look it great car show👍👍🏁✌️👀👀🍀🎉
I used to know a guy that used to have a 1972 Monte Carlo, the 1970-1972 are my favorite generation
I miss my 1970 Monte. Took out the 350 and put in a built 406 with around 400hp in the early 90s. Changed the color from navy blue to the shade of blue the mid 80s IROC-Z Camaros had. Had the old school 5 slot mag wheels from my brother's '69 Chevelle. I had a video of the Monte but my old YT account got banned so I lost the video.
I drive a '72 in the 80s in high school. I had bought a 400 small block to put in it but moved away to college and sold the car and the 400. But everyone liked it and was a very nice car.
I had a 1972 Monte Carlo that was Mulsanne blue, no vinyl top, black interior, bench seat, 350 2bbl, with Appliance slot wheels. When I let it go, it had a 454 4bbl, 400 turbomatic transmission. This video is awesome.
I just love these cars. Timeless classics with the unique look and feel.
I bought the blue 72 @ 2:25 mark about 7 months ago. Had to do some electrical work on it and found out the dash and center console wasn't properly mounted. No screws!😆 Alls good though. It's great mechanically and gets all the looks! Love it. It only sees sunny days.
God bless the 71 Monte Carlo my Uncle Joe swag Mitchell had this car it was gold with the skirts on it and had the console in the middle of the front seats and another Uncle who had one that was black these cars are still the test of time and still look good today American muscle nothing like it great to see 🙏💪👍😎🇺🇲
Love the first gen Monte Carlo's. And the 70 Chevelle. 👍
I had a 77 with a 350 but I always wished it was a 72 as that was the year I was born. The 77 was still nice though ran smoothly and it wasn't fast off the line it would absolutely fly on the highway. It's so cool 77 had a lot of the same features like wood grain interior trim on the doors, dash and around the Gages. It was white w blue vinal half top. It had the rally wheels w Tha caps.
Many of them cars are so Gorgeous, thanks for the video good job 👍
Man the times I had in a green Monte just like that one.mine had no trouble roasting the back tires off!!!!and plenty of room in that back seat too!!!!
Great job on the video. I wish I could've made it to that event. Beautiful cars!
That Grey one looks good w those wheels
I used to own a 72 Monte Carlo, I still have the 402 and 400 Transmission,going to rebuild out in a 84 C10 short bed .
Yess First Monte Carlos
Got my license at 15 in DADs NEW 72. Gulf green, black vinyl top, green int. 350x2 12 bolt.
I had a 71' Light green with black vinyl top - Auto - Should have kept it- Great car
This brings back memories I used to own and it's going to be hard for you to believe a 1970 Monte Carlo the color was that like marina blue bottom black vinyl top blue interior it was a 350 two-barrel with no power steering and it was a three-speed standard on the column now there is a rare combination which they still owned it however a friend of mine still does
Wow that sounds awesome. I'll bet that one is rare
Thanks for the video. Are there any more first generation Monte Carlo car shows? Would like to come see some of these great cars.
Fgmcc.com will be the place to go for information on shows. There is one planned each year for east and west
Not one with power windows , so few of them came with power windows .
Nice job with video 👍🏻
High class chevelle
Very good video 👍
Hmm I thought they all had the bench seats
That's Right 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo,
pure heaven
My dad tried to buy one of those when I was a kid. He thought they looked like baby Cadillacs
Hello there I am looking for a 1972 Monte Carlo thanks
U TOO!!!
Beautiful MC’s , but what’s up with all that cracking and popping with the camera ? Smh
I had a 1970 model my mother got for me in the tenth grade and like and ass I gave the car to my brother and I have been kicking my butt for that foolish thing I did
All I have ever driven as an everyday car since 1974 is ONE of my '72's..... They all lack over 26 sensors though. No Catalytic converters either.. I mean not even a Check Engine Light. No one now a days can believe that... and people today, thinks there are electronics to break down on them also. I actually know a guy who believes I spend thousands of dollars a year just to keep them running....
I love it. Check out my two 70 Monte"s on my page.
This was back when GM could actually design cars with style and class. Now all they produce are cookie cutter Toyota look-alikes that aren't worth owning.