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Can anyone verify that the 1970 -72 Chevy Monte Carlo frame is the same as the 1970-72 Pontiac grand Prix ?
It sounds right, but need to know for sure. Thanks. Wes |
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nope....GP is GP....69-72
the monte is closer to a chevelle but longer...so its by its self too, and they do not interchange...
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Mark.. The Goat whisperer "I spent a lot of my money on booze, crazy women, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered."
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Thanks Mark, I knew there were smarter people than me on the forums.
Wes |
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Do you need a 70 frame??? (dont tell me you need a 71 I just cut that up Monday to get space for winter...)
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As far as I know,69 is by itself do to the motor mount brackets&70/72 are an interchange.
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I,m really hoping that was just a bare frame and not the whole car....
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Yes, I would agree
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