The labor strike at the Flint plant didn't help in 1970, impacting the assembly plant's operations, but the Monte Carlo continued to sell well despite the offline time. Chevrolet sold over 159,000 ...

Vehicle: 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo City/State: Colton, California Club: Groupe Engine: Angel and Carolina teamed up on the super clean 350-c.i.d. V8 engine that features a plethora of chrome accessories.

According to Hagerty's valuation tools, an SS-equipped 1970 Monte in excellent condition has an average value of $53,400, while a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS5 in the same condition goes for $118,000 ...

The Monte Carlo spanned six generations between 1970 and 2008, with a pause from 1989 to 1994. The first generation, from 1970-1972, rode on a unique platform shared with the Grand Prix.

The 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo could be had with a standard 350 cubic-inch Turbo-Fire Small Block V8 fed by a two-barrel carb rated at 250 horsepower, a 350 with a four-barrel carb that made 300 ...

This Monte also sported a 2.78:1 Tempest rearend (thanks to GM strikes, Jeff tells us); it was replaced with a stouter 3.55:1-geared diff.

The top tax bracket in 1970 was 71.75%, so it made sense that you wouldn't want your new personal luxury coupe looking too flashy to the IRS men. Why, even the President would sic the auditors on ...

The Monte Carlo was about 150 pounds heavier and 300 bucks costlier than a 307-powered Chevelle coupe, but you got a 250-horse 350 engine as standard equipment.

Many 1960s and 1970s classic cars are offered in eye-catching shades of blue, red, green or yellow, for example, but this 1970 Monte Carlo is a bit more conservative, wearing some rather drab Gobi ...

This big-ass 1970 Monte Carlo makes well over 700 horsepower and runs 9.39/144 on a 175-shot in the quarter-mile.

This latest clip forms part of the ‘Cruisin’ the USA in Your Chevrolet’ online event and showcases an eye-catching 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. The car is owned by Performance Parts Products ...