Anyone know this guy from BBC?

[58hemifury]

Does anyone have contact info for this guy or know him or know if the car is still available? It sounds a lot like the light blue one 74furypursuit had listed on here but this one has an engine and trans and is cheaper.
Thanks for any help you can give me.

www.bluesbrotherscentral.com/forum/topic/10477-1974-monaco-real-440-sedan-project/

[58hemifury]

If one of you guys who is a member could get in contact with him for me I'd appreciate it, I signed up for BBC just to contact him but never got the verification that I was supposed to. Have him contact me at [e-mail] or 845-796-6954.
Thanks

[AZBlues]

I just sent him a message for you. He only has one post since joining a year ago, so anyone's guess if he's still active.

-AZB

[58hemifury]

Mar 15, 2014 14:28:20 GMT -5 AZBlues said:

I just sent him a message for you. He only has one post since joining a year ago, so anyone's guess if he's still active.

-AZB

Thanks a lot

[Steam McQueen]

- Amazing. Since the forums more or less went dormant over there I rarely check in. If I had of seen that post for sure I would have mentioned it here.

Hello all. Im listing my 1974 Monaco for sale. I purchased the car 2 years ago in the hopes of completing it but as things go it doesn't look like its going to happen and I'd like to see somebody who cares finish it. First, it's a real 74 Monaco police package car with the numbers matching 440 and tranny. I bought the car from California and had it shipped. I have a clear title and it appears to have been originally ordered by Mono county California. The car was sitting in a backyard for years. The motor ran when I put a carb on it. I removed the drivetrain and had the motor torn down and bored .030 over and completely cleaned. It's sitting in storage at the machine shop as we speak. The body on the car was rust free. The front doors were all dented up so I purchased (2) rust free doors from Arizona. The car was taken apart and bodywork started. As I was sandblasting the firewall, the sand went right through. Apparently the car sat underneath a tree and the leaves rotted out the firewall. Instead of having it patched, I got a rust-free one from Arizona and had it shipped and installed on the car. (Yes I still have the correct vin.) The nose is off the car and the rear doors and quarters have been sanded to bare steel and primed. Great starter if someone wants to pick up where I left off. Any questions let me know. I have lots into it, first 3k takes it.

I checked BBC archives and our archives and didn't see that it had been posted anywhere at anytime. Looked for a 1974 Monaco police in California, went right back to 2009 ... nuthin'. Like AZ mentioned, one and only post from the seller there, 6 months ago (Sept. 2013). Maybe you'll get lucky.

[58hemifury]

OK after a phone call I found out that this is this car bluesmobiles.proboards.com/thread/1137/1974-monaco-police-connecticut I like it but it's a lot more work than I want to do for a Bluesmobile and honestly I feel a real DK, U code Monaco should be restored, not made into a Bluesmobile (no offense intended to anyone, just my opinion for my own cars). I'm going to check into it more, I left a message with the owner.

[Steam McQueen]

Mar 23, 2014 20:28:19 GMT -5 58hemifury said:

OK after a phone call I found out that this is this car bluesmobiles.proboards.com/thread/1137/1974-monaco-police-connecticut

Good sleuthing. Unfortunately for all of us that thread is now a bunch of this ...