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terribleted wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:12 pm The belt line trim was on the 700 models. Most cars you see are likely Monzas that did not have the trim, or cars that the trim (hard to find in nice condition) has been eliminated.
Although it stops halfway back on the front doors, my 62 Monza wagon has this beltline trim.
The 62 700 wagon I restored had the same.Wagon Master wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 7:41 pmterribleted wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:12 pm The belt line trim was on the 700 models. Most cars you see are likely Monzas that did not have the trim, or cars that the trim (hard to find in nice condition) has been eliminated.
Although it stops halfway back on the front doors, my 62 Monza wagon has this beltline trim.
I came to ask the question that I asked. If I wanted to "flip" the car I would be asking value questions. I did not ask those questions. You should not second guess or insinuate by inferring that I am on the forum to sell. I don't expect to keep it because I do not have room for it. I have no plan today, just trying to understand what the car is.61SuperMonza wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 7:56 pm If your main purpose for joining the forum was to flip your grandfather's car I would suggest a different route. Those on this forum are enthusiastic about our cars and haven't joined solely to get an idea of value.
With that said, your grandfather's car looks to be in nice shape and you will find an interested buyer whether it's a coupe, sedan or wagon.
I apologize, the above sounds like your selling the car.coressca@gmail.com wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 7:17 pm I'll see it on Saturday. I will take more pics and provide Vin and door plate numbers. I don't expect to keep it.