General Motors G-platform or G-Body designation was first used for mid-sized, rear wheel drive cars such as the 1969 – 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix and 1970 – 1972 Chevy Monte Carlo. The G-body was introduced in 1969 running through model year 1988. The G-body cars were some of the most popular cars of the ’80s are remain so today. G-Bodies were the last cars to follow the classic “Muscle car formula,” while other mid-sized cars moved to front wheel drive.
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1978 Buick Regal Turbo Coupe – Has dead small block Chevy currently installed. Super-straight body and trim. Sun-baked interior, huge sway bars. $1,200 n-229
1979 Malibu station wagon – 305 V-8 , automatic, tilt, factory A/C. Not running, not rusty, complete and fairly straight. $950 n-387
1978 Malibu Landau – 2 dr V-8, automatic, complete, ratty but not rusty. $900 n-396 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1981 Monte Carlo – V6 engine is Chev-design 229. Automatic trans, A/C. Straight, not rusty. Runs and drives nice. Good rubber. $1,500 n-230 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1979 Monte Carlo – Turbo 231 V-6 Black on black, straight, original, complete, including Turbo Not running, not rusty $1,325 n-218 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1988 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Luxury Sport – all options, nice body, no engine trans or front end. n-256 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
