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The video centers on a detailed showcase and assessment of a 1987 Monte Carlo Super Sport, a classic car notable for its remarkably preserved condition and a mere 7,987 original miles. The presenter highlights its one-owner history and all-original features, including the paint, interior, and components. Emphasis is given to the car's immaculateness, from the pristine dashboard and upholstery to the intact headliner, sail panels, door panels, and trunk. The car was originally sold in Elmhurst, Illinois, and is equipped with features like power seats, windows, door locks, tilt, and AC. Despite minor imperfections, such as small marks and leaf stains, the car remains in exceptional condition for its age. It will be available for sale on NextGenClassicCars.com and eBay. Concluding the video, the presenter discusses the car’s tight handling during a careful drive to minimize additional mileage.
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In this part of the video, the seller showcases a 1987 Monte Carlo Super Sport, highlighting its features and condition. It’s a one-owner car with only 7,987 original miles, finished in white with a burgundy interior. The seller notes that everything on the car is original, including the paint, glass, tires, rims, and interior, indicating it has not been tampered with. They mention their plans to walk around the car, open the door panels, and point out any notable details before starting it up and driving it sparingly. The car has many original features such as pin striping and decals, and is described as feeling “like new” when driving. It’s equipped with options like a bench seat, power seats, windows, door locks, tilt, and AC. The seller expresses admiration for the car’s pristine condition and original components, noting the lack of wear and tear compared to other similar models.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses a car’s condition, emphasizing its well-preserved state and original features. The vehicle, originally sold in Elmhurst, Illinois, has undergone rust-proofing and maintains its pristine wheels, trim, and interior. Minor imperfections, such as small marks on the paint and trim, are mentioned, but overall, the car is described as nearly flawless, especially considering its age of 36 years. The speaker highlights the car’s mint condition dashboard, upholstery, and functioning power seat, noting it has only 7,987 original miles.
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In this segment, the speaker highlights the pristine condition of various parts of a car, emphasizing the mint state of the headliner, sail panels, back seat, door panels, and carpet. The speaker opens the trunk to display its condition and mentions original components such as the spare jack and coating. The car has minimal marks, and the interior remains in near-new condition. The segment concludes with a brief interaction with another person regarding the car’s mileage, which is noted to be 7,900 miles.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the condition of a classic car, highlighting the door fitment, glass, seals, and edges as pristine, except for a few minor leaf stains that might be wet sanded out. The presenter mentions the presence of Rusty Jones and notes minor marks, but overall praises the car’s condition. They also point out the classic tires and suggest retaining them for collectibility. The car will be up for sale on the website NextGenClassicCars.com and eBay, with links provided in the video description. Finally, the presenter prepares to start and drive the car.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses driving to a warehouse while trying to minimize additional mileage on the vehicle. They mention the car’s tight and responsive handling, although they refrain from interacting with more controls due to recording and driving simultaneously. The segment concludes with a turn and a brief thank you.