Found on eBay: Multiple Malaise Era Motorcars

[wildmanjoe]

Found on eBay: Multiple Malaise Era Motorcars

Link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1978-sunbird-CONCEPT-CAR-/270806810231?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3f0d57fe77

There are three cars in this auctions, the first being this 1978 Sunbird Concept with a retractable canvas roof and a factory fresh 246 miles:

The second is this brown Chevy Monza with 49,000 miles and a single owner.

The final car is this blue Chevy Monza hatchback with a four speed.

All of them can be yours for $4,800. Which one of you will be the first to take this man's offer?

[Camino LS6]

I actually find this pretty interesting.

Too bad the Monzas aren't earlier cars (they were much better looking).

[RjION]

I'd take a 75 TownCoupe.

[cletus8269]

those hatchback monzas seem to be a frequent drag car conversion these days

Edited August 27, 2011 by cletus8269

[Robert Hall]

That Sunbird concept has some interesting bodywork. Haven't seen Monzas or other H-bodies in decent shape in ages...forgot they made the hatchbacks w/ the base chrome bumpers and round headlights, used to the body color bumpers and rectangular lights..

[ocnblu]

I love how the Sunbird was given more differentiation from Monza than any other H-body. Those are 3 sweet little cubic zirconias (was gonna say "gems", but). It would be fun to have any of the three, but the Pontiac, restored, would be totally cool. I like how the back glass presages the Fiero flying buttresses.

[A Horse With No Name]

Seen a few of these bodystyle cars made into sweet little Showroom stock and improved touring SCCA race cars back in the day.,..too bad those cars have mostly been long retired.

[Blake Noble]

The Sunbird is very cool. As a matter of fact, I would find no shame in restoring it.

This guy is in Ft. Wayne ... that's not too far away from Louisville. If I only had a little extra cash.

[Camino LS6]

those hatchback monzas seem to be a frequent drag car conversion these days

They always were.

Huge in NHRA pro-stock in their day.

Always wanted to build one.