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12-23-2012, 10:42 AM
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I bought my Monza in 2008 & have thousands of passes on it. A cheap and fast upgrade DIY is front spindles, brakes & rear end from S10 , Weld in a cage kit from Jegs. Buy a v8 monza pan or milodon & moroso make H body specifics. Hooker or hedman hedders Trans dap still makes an engine swap kit so you can use big headers.
V8monza.com & H body.org is a good start. The 96 inch wheelbase makes you have to drive it & its a blast. Cheap fun and the fans luv it. 
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