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what was the deal on these? are they more or less rare? worth anything? i happed to think they look like crap. i saw one a while back with the plate aero or my aero or something. just got me wondering.
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Pontiac had a version too. I am sure they are bound to increase in value if someone could preserve one, but that doesn't make they look any better.Comment
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I would love to build a mid-80's NASCAR clone with one.ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! hehComment
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more rare. they sell for 2-3 times more than a regular monte carlo ss from what i have seen.
The pontiac is a grand prix aero coupeComment
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Monte SS aero is worth more simply because of lower production numbers. The most desirable year is 1986. Only 200 made to meet production requirements for NASCAR.Comment
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Butt ugly. There was a Pontiac 2+2 Aerocoupe that used to drive around in HEB that was painted Petty Blue. As if it wasn't already ugly enough.When the government pays, the government controls.Comment
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those things are hideous"PSH!!!"Comment
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I have a customer with (I believe) a 76 Monte Carlo Laguna, it's maroon with a white top. I don't care how rare it is, it's ugly.Comment
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I think those things are cool, lol! of course, I liked the aero Monte too.Originally posted by shumpertdavid View PostComment
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Built off the Malibu, but yeah, pretty ugly. There are two variants depending on the year, a flat nosed version and the giant raked air dam version. I am a fan of the Grand Prix Areo Coupe though.Originally posted by shumpertdavid View PostComment
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If it ain't a Can Am, it ain't shit.
When the government pays, the government controls.Comment
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