Found on Collecting Cars60 photos1971 Holden Monaro
Specifications
- Year
- 1971
- Make / Model
- Holden Monaro
- Engine
- 6.3L V8
- Exterior color
- Barbados Green / Black
- Interior color
- Black
- Seller type
- Private seller
Description
KEY FACTS This Holden HQ Monaro is an iconic classic coupe, which has been significantly upgraded to a 'GTS Tribute' specification. Under the bonnet is now a modified 383ci Chevrolet V8 engine, driving the rear wheels via a three-speed automatic transmission. First registered in 1971, this is an Australian-market car. The odometer shows 73,811 miles, though this is not warranted. EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES Finished in green paintwork over a black interior. It rides on 10-inch Weld Draglite rims at the rear and 8-inch Weld Draglite rims at the front, with 3.5-inch backspace on both. The car features extensive modifications including the 383 Chevrolet engine, Fuelie heads, extractors, a 650 double pumper Holley carburettor, coil-over distributor, 2800 stall converter, B&M shifter, GTS dash (all working except clock), Turbo 350 transmission, power steering, limited-slip differential, aluminium radiator, thermo fans, electric boot release, trans cooler, and a narrowed differential to fit the larger rear wheels. Accompanied by two keys. CONDITION Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. SERVICE HISTORY The seller states the car has always been serviced with Penrite oil during their ownership, and the air filter was recently changed. They note that the car has travelled 3,000 miles in the last 2.5 years. SUMMARY The Holden HQ Monaro is an iconic piece of Australian motoring history, revered for its muscular styling and characterful performance. This car has been modified to a 'GTS Tribute' specification with a powerful 383ci Chevrolet engine and a handful of other performance upgrades. It would make an exciting addition to any collection of classic muscle cars, ready to deliver an rewarding driving experience on the open road. Descriptions are provided by the seller and, to their knowledge, are accurate and not misleading. Buyers must satisfy themselves of the description’s accuracy, and independent research is strongly advised. Enquiri
