Right here is a cruiser meant for smooth sailing. This 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo sure fits the bill of a true cruiser, with beautiful 70's beige paint, Landau top and matching tan interior. With a plethora of factory options including working cruise control, a factory 8-track player, a factory sunroof and power steering, this '77 Monte Carlo is about as 70's as it gets! As the last model year for the 2nd-Generation full-size Monte Carlo, the '77s really were special. This big Chevy is powered by a 350 C.I. V8 paired to a 4-barrel carburetor, the largest engine that the Monte Carlo could be equipped with in 1977. Power from the 350 gets to the rear end through a GM 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering a smooth and linear ride. The tan vinyl bench seats are very comfortable, giving the driver a feeling of riding on a deluxe couch down the highway. Options on this fantastic Monte Carlo include working cruise control, a factory AM/FM/8-Track stereo, original working gauges, an analog clock, power steering, power brakes, a tilt steering wheel, a factory power sunroof, and a dual exhaust system. The car rides on some great-looking factory style steel wheels on matching whitewall tires, looking exactly as the car would have rolling off the assembly line in 1977. All said, this is one highly-optioned cruiser that demands attention up and down the street. It is now sitting here waiting for its next owner to get it back on the road!