It is a very spacious coupe with ample power from it’s 3ltr straight six engine and four speed auto box with sports mode. These cars were built to compete with BMW and Mercedes in the 1980’s. I have owned this car for 18 years and it has been in dry storage since 2004. This Monza is an original car with paperwork and history, two sets of keys and immobiliser. It has a low mileage of 86000, has a very good clean unmarked interior, excellent dashboard with no sun damage or splits, fully working LED clocks, retains its original parcel shelf and has a full size matching spare alloy wheel.
Suspension turrets are in good condition due to ABS strengtheners fitted as standard from factory.
The rest of the body will need welding and restoration work. ”
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