Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Intimidator Supercharged
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| “DescriptionIt’s no secret that Chevrolet is an automotive division founded by, and named after, a prominent racecar driver. To celebrate the rampant success of the brand’s NASCAR teams, GM decided to produce limited edition Monte Carlos that honored fans’ favorite drivers. Without a doubt, Dale Earnhardt, a man whose name is virtually synonymous with the word Chevrolet, was one of the fans’ most respected icons. The Intimidator project was initiated in 1998, when Earnhardt debuted the Intimidator Concept at the North American International Auto Show to preview NASCAR’s influence on the sixth generation Monte Carlo. The first production Intimidator was essentially a run of 3,333 stripe-and-decal packages made available on the just adequate 2002 Monte Carlo SS. Then in 2004, when GM finally decided to gift the car their much-lauded supercharged V6, production ramped for 4,000 much-improved Intimidators. As you’ve probably gleaned, the sixth generation Monte Carlo was factory-equipped wi” |
| Year: | 2004 | VIN : | 2G1WZ121049344749 |
| Mileage: | 83141 | Model: | Monte Carlo |
| Vehicle Title: | Clean | Make: | Chevrolet |
Palm Coast, Florida, United States
Vehicle description
Description
It’s no secret that Chevrolet is an automotive division founded by, and named after, a prominent racecar driver. To celebrate the rampant success of the brand’s NASCAR teams, GM decided to produce limited edition Monte Carlos that honored fans’ favorite drivers. Without a doubt, Dale Earnhardt, a man whose name is virtually synonymous with the word Chevrolet, was one of the fans’ most respected icons. The Intimidator project was initiated in 1998, when Earnhardt debuted the Intimidator Concept at the North American International Auto Show to preview NASCAR’s influence on the sixth generation Monte Carlo. The first production Intimidator was essentially a run of 3,333 stripe-and-decal packages made available on the just adequate 2002 Monte Carlo SS. Then in 2004, when GM finally decided to gift the car their much-lauded supercharged V6, production ramped for 4,000 much-improved Intimidators. As you’ve probably gleaned, the sixth generation Monte Carlo was factory-equipped with GM’s beefy 3800 Series II V6. And when customers checked the box for a top-option Supercharged SS, the car came equipped with a proven Eaton blower. Internally dubbed the L67, this relatively light engine is a highly reliable piece that has an excellent reputation for strong internals and impressive power. Behind the growling mill, a proven GM 4T65E-HD 4-speed makes excellent use of big displacement torque. That drivetrain rides on a wide MacPherson Strut performance suspension, which mixes standard traction control with a 10mm-reduced ride height. Stops are provided by large, power-assisted discs, which benefit from standard ABS technology. And power flows through diamond-cut, Intimidator-spec blades, which twist 235/55R17 Goodyear Eagle RS-As around familiar red bowties. What better way to honor the legacy of the Intimidator than driving around in a sinister Chevrolet with his name on it?
This vehicle in excellent shape all maintenance was on time from recent: Front and rear brakes, front end rear rotors,spark plugs,fuel filter, air filter,brand new battery and four brand new tires.
Body is in excellent shape there"s few minor in perfections but they barely noticeable.
If you have any additional questions do not hesitate to ask but look through the pictures first - the answer is usually there.Please note that vehicle been driven daily will have more miles on sale date.
It’s no secret that Chevrolet is an automotive division founded by, and named after, a prominent racecar driver. To celebrate the rampant success of the brand’s NASCAR teams, GM decided to produce limited edition Monte Carlos that honored fans’ favorite drivers. Without a doubt, Dale Earnhardt, a man whose name is virtually synonymous with the word Chevrolet, was one of the fans’ most respected icons. The Intimidator project was initiated in 1998, when Earnhardt debuted the Intimidator Concept at the North American International Auto Show to preview NASCAR’s influence on the sixth generation Monte Carlo. The first production Intimidator was essentially a run of 3,333 stripe-and-decal packages made available on the just adequate 2002 Monte Carlo SS. Then in 2004, when GM finally decided to gift the car their much-lauded supercharged V6, production ramped for 4,000 much-improved Intimidators. As you’ve probably gleaned, the sixth generation Monte Carlo was factory-equipped with GM’s beefy 3800 Series II V6. And when customers checked the box for a top-option Supercharged SS, the car came equipped with a proven Eaton blower. Internally dubbed the L67, this relatively light engine is a highly reliable piece that has an excellent reputation for strong internals and impressive power. Behind the growling mill, a proven GM 4T65E-HD 4-speed makes excellent use of big displacement torque. That drivetrain rides on a wide MacPherson Strut performance suspension, which mixes standard traction control with a 10mm-reduced ride height. Stops are provided by large, power-assisted discs, which benefit from standard ABS technology. And power flows through diamond-cut, Intimidator-spec blades, which twist 235/55R17 Goodyear Eagle RS-As around familiar red bowties. What better way to honor the legacy of the Intimidator than driving around in a sinister Chevrolet with his name on it?
This vehicle in excellent shape all maintenance was on time from recent: Front and rear brakes, front end rear rotors,spark plugs,fuel filter, air filter,brand new battery and four brand new tires.
Body is in excellent shape there"s few minor in perfections but they barely noticeable.
If you have any additional questions do not hesitate to ask but look through the pictures first - the answer is usually there.Please note that vehicle been driven daily will have more miles on sale date.