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MYRONARL1119 · 08-26-2013, 01:59 PM

Brian Philbrick from Canada head the record fir some time dduring the last few years with this combo. You can also look in the classification guide under 1975 nova.Believe that engine is still a good combo in the Nova also. If you don't want to run the 262 engine in the Monza, claim it as a 1975 and run the California :smogger" motor. Low compression 350 c.i. motor. Believe there are a couple of them running also. Buy the 262 and hold it for now if it is a good piece. They are getting very hard to find. I had one in a 1975 with the factory stick. As they come, they don't run back but they suffer from a tall street gear. If you have a decent Monza body and engine I would buy to fix up even if you don't want to race it.

08-26-2013, 01:59 PM	#2
MYRONARL1119 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: COLUMBUS,OHIO Posts: 59 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Monza Coupe 262 V8 Brian Philbrick from Canada head the record fir some time dduring the last few years with this combo. You can also look in the classification guide under 1975 nova.Believe that engine is still a good combo in the Nova also. If you don't want to run the 262 engine in the Monza, claim it as a 1975 and run the California :smogger" motor. Low compression 350 c.i. motor. Believe there are a couple of them running also. Buy the 262 and hold it for now if it is a good piece. They are getting very hard to find. I had one in a 1975 with the factory stick. As they come, they don't run back but they suffer from a tall street gear. If you have a decent Monza body and engine I would buy to fix up even if you don't want to race it.