Honestly haha i loved these headlights for my 3rd gen camaro but the minute i saw the price i was shocked but what did i expect its holley lol they obviously don’t think about the average car guy when they set these prices
Holley really makes the best stuff, but personally I can't afford to buy much of it new. I've always had Holley carburetor's, never bought a new one and they always worked great. I have a 69 Nova with a BBC that I finished about four years ago. Gas mileage was horrible even though I installed a 5 speed Trimek and 3.08 rear gears. I decided to try to get better gas mileage and played with a computer controlled carburetor set up off a wrecking yard 84 Camaro including the ECM, wiring, O2 sensor and even the Catalytic converter. I used new wires and all new GM connectors. It turned out okay and looking factory but had some reliability issues if I didn't start it and drive it on a regular basis. Then I purchased the new Holley Terminator X, EFI when it first came out. Everything about it was made with quality and engineered as if they had five or more different mechanic's doing separate installations and the engineers watching those guys and correcting anything in the kit that can make an installation go sour. Directions were simple and clear. The installation turned out super clean and it started up the first time as if all the bugs were worked out and I even drove it around with no hood less then 30 minutes after startup. Everything about the system was quality and in the end made the car super reliable to be able to go out any time, start it up and drive. That 427 gets 16 miles to the gallon on the highway @70mph and 15.3 @80 mph and I know it could get even better mileage if I leaned it out as much as the Camaro ECM. I drove it from the Northern California Bay Area to Las Vegas (540 miles) to our new home. Went over highway 152 at 97° and across Highway 15 at 112° outside with the A/C on going over Mountain Pass @4,700 feet at 215° engine temp. The Holley EFI system also controls the electric cooling fans as well and works amazingly accurate. It ran at about 1700 RPM at 70 mph and it never stumbles, never stack fires, starts up every time as if I just turned it off and of course if you stand on it puts you in the seat and sounds just like a carb at wide open throttle. Holley allows you to save different tunes in the programmer and you can let it learn on it's own as you drive or you can play until your hearts content. It's just like a new car that you don't have to do anything to and it's a 1970 Chevy Nova. I'm not a rich man and the price hurt me badly and has kept me away from any other purchases for almost four years now. I've been just washing, waxing and of course driving it once in a while. I'm about to start on my 69 C/10 that was my everyday driver since 1989 and it's stock with a three on the tree and some rust. I am registered with "Brothers" (now a Holley brand as well) with a ton of stuff in my Wish list and some in the Cart. I'll have to save as many of the parts as I can and try to restore all the trim even though Brothers has everything for the truck available to do it right. I think I'm going to attempt to remove the roof panels to replace the rust damaged rain gutter areas and buy the Holley panels through Brothers Trucks. Holley's stuff is the best but I do wish it were a little bit more affordable. One thing for sure, never turn down second hand Holley stuff. It's affordable to some of us and that allows the guys with money to upgrade and give Holley the money they need for future products.
Nice car,i have a very nice original 87,white one with a t top.I was wondering do you have some sort of theft alarm system on that and if so what did you use?
Thank you. My best pals dad had his dads 68 442 convertible with 570-whatever stroker, and a 4spd, and then some big red doodoo ricer racing seats. I hate even riding in it because of those.
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I love you, beautiful color love the features you added to it very inspiring have two Monte Carlo's 84 Monte Carlos and other one is a 87 t-top
Holley never gives us regular guys deals, they raise prices every year as a matter of fact
Love this comment.
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Honestly haha i loved these headlights for my 3rd gen camaro but the minute i saw the price i was shocked but what did i expect its holley lol they obviously don’t think about the average car guy when they set these prices
Where you get the steering wheel
I do agree on the seats.they do look out of place
I have a Monte project car. Can someone please tell me what tire and wheel combo this is? Thanks!
Awesome!
I got my 84 CL. For.....$3....0....0. Dollars. $300 that's it and this is 2 years ago. Almost unheard of now and it's SOLID!
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Sweet I have a 86 monte Carlo SS myself
Holley really makes the best stuff, but personally I can't afford to buy much of it new. I've always had Holley carburetor's, never bought a new one and they always worked great. I have a 69 Nova with a BBC that I finished about four years ago. Gas mileage was horrible even though I installed a 5 speed Trimek and 3.08 rear gears. I decided to try to get better gas mileage and played with a computer controlled carburetor set up off a wrecking yard 84 Camaro including the ECM, wiring, O2 sensor and even the Catalytic converter. I used new wires and all new GM connectors. It turned out okay and looking factory but had some reliability issues if I didn't start it and drive it on a regular basis. Then I purchased the new Holley Terminator X, EFI when it first came out. Everything about it was made with quality and engineered as if they had five or more different mechanic's doing separate installations and the engineers watching those guys and correcting anything in the kit that can make an installation go sour. Directions were simple and clear. The installation turned out super clean and it started up the first time as if all the bugs were worked out and I even drove it around with no hood less then 30 minutes after startup. Everything about the system was quality and in the end made the car super reliable to be able to go out any time, start it up and drive. That 427 gets 16 miles to the gallon on the highway @70mph and 15.3 @80 mph and I know it could get even better mileage if I leaned it out as much as the Camaro ECM. I drove it from the Northern California Bay Area to Las Vegas (540 miles) to our new home. Went over highway 152 at 97° and across Highway 15 at 112° outside with the A/C on going over Mountain Pass @4,700 feet at 215° engine temp. The Holley EFI system also controls the electric cooling fans as well and works amazingly accurate. It ran at about 1700 RPM at 70 mph and it never stumbles, never stack fires, starts up every time as if I just turned it off and of course if you stand on it puts you in the seat and sounds just like a carb at wide open throttle. Holley allows you to save different tunes in the programmer and you can let it learn on it's own as you drive or you can play until your hearts content. It's just like a new car that you don't have to do anything to and it's a 1970 Chevy Nova. I'm not a rich man and the price hurt me badly and has kept me away from any other purchases for almost four years now. I've been just washing, waxing and of course driving it once in a while.
I'm about to start on my 69 C/10 that was my everyday driver since 1989 and it's stock with a three on the tree and some rust. I am registered with "Brothers" (now a Holley brand as well) with a ton of stuff in my Wish list and some in the Cart. I'll have to save as many of the parts as I can and try to restore all the trim even though Brothers has everything for the truck available to do it right. I think I'm going to attempt to remove the roof panels to replace the rust damaged rain gutter areas and buy the Holley panels through Brothers Trucks.
Holley's stuff is the best but I do wish it were a little bit more affordable. One thing for sure, never turn down second hand Holley stuff. It's affordable to some of us and that allows the guys with money to upgrade and give Holley the money they need for future products.
Nice car,i have a very nice original 87,white one with a t top.I was wondering do you have some sort of theft alarm system on that and if so what did you use?
@3:34 she meant Holly Hook Up not Holly spark plugs 😆
Gorgeous car. Very tastefully executed.
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That monte is clean and nice I need that motor for my 442 and I really need that holley cluster that color looks really nice 👍 enjoy it
Thanks, Holley for the feature, loving the retro brights through and through.
Like the car.
But the interior naaa
Shouldn't went with original
Love the car but the seats, as cool as they are, look out of place IMO
Thank you. My best pals dad had his dads 68 442 convertible with 570-whatever stroker, and a 4spd, and then some big red doodoo ricer racing seats. I hate even riding in it because of those.
Hey! Garrett's a cool dude, glad to see this video. Killer car bro!
Wide rild. Lol slip of the tongue
Very nice G Body loaded with all the Holley bling. Ready for someone from Holley to contact me to try something new on my G Body.
Love how he says its super sketchy then the film cuts and the Holly people say um no say it's super reliable,, lol
I run it down the track for you !!! Beautiful car sir.
I have one myself, so I don't care for the upgrades taking away from the actual vehicle. Other than that, cool car!
Jetlife
He should name th÷ car "BMB" short for "beast mode blue"!👌🏿💯
that is the best weekened warrior
Name it the “Manta Reed” 😎
I wanted to see under the car
Decent. Guess he ran out of money when it came time to paint.
What are you even talking about ? the car has fresh paint
@@HotRed00 You can tell by the reflections it is just an ok paint job.
Paint is ok. Its not like its candy paint anyways.
@@steveg4232 might need to get my eyes checked… paint looks fine to me