Definately repainted, front bumper vents are blue and not that darker plastic. My red one's the same. Though it could be just the bumper(?)

 

From the photos in the CL ad, the engine bay looks black.

 

Hard to tell, the heat shield is black regardless and I can't see any body/frame in the picture :/ needs better pic.

I'm going to see if i could get the inner door panels :3

 

Found an old fs thread on rs. Note the blue interior and other misc mods not present on the car at the wrecker

http://www.revscene.net/forums/63615...arlo-blue.html

Also, both cars are repainted. Monte Carlo blue was never sold in north america.

 

Might be a different car that I saw at my house, the guy was very proud that his car only had 40 000 kms... I did not take a close look at the car or interior. Upon closer inspection of these pics this one does looks repainted good catch on the painted bumper.

If this car does have 160 plus kms, I feel for the guy that will buy the drive train thinking it has 43 000 kms

 

interior condition looks pretty low mileage though... everything still looks like its in good shape, seat side bolsters, dash that's not glossy, steering wheel thats not glossy, center console arm rest that's not glossy lol. I've noticed parts that contact skin start to go glossy after quite a bit especially the steering wheel. you should see mine lol

 

Maybe you should clean and condition your parts, jpark!

 

Your steering wheel is glossy from your body oils setting into the leather. There are a variety of options to try cleaning the area. The simplest of which would be using a toothbrush, hot water and a terry cloth to scrub and wipe the area. I should do mine too.

Kev

 

There were two Monte Carlo Blue S2k's


..I think

 

RIP AP1.

Awaiting story of accident.