Scuncio Monza

[MotionSuperVega]

Built by Scuncio Chevrolet in Greenville, Rhode Island. Is anyone aware of this car? Did it exist? I know they built V8 Vegas back in the 1970's and I was told they built a Monza too (from another trusted H body fanatic). Can anyone confirm or deny this? Is there any known magazine articles/pics of the car? I would like to know more about it if at all possible. Please let me know, THANKS for the help, Blake

[RPOL78]

I have a 1980 Monza spyder that has a V8 in it. It was sold new from Scuncio and I'm trying to find out if it was installed at Scuncio or after it was bought there. I'll keep you posted

[68l30]

I believe you could get a factory V8 in a Monza as a RPO.When I had mine, there were a few guys with factory 305's at the track. I didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the small blocks......I was running a 440 Mopar in my 80 notchback


Steve

[ANDY M]

The factory V8 was not a real popular item back then. The motor was shoehorned into the body in such a way that in order to change that back spark plugs, the motor had to be disconnected from the mounts and hoisted up about 6".
Also, the 5 speed transmission had reverse in the top left corner where 1st would be on a 4 speed, and there was no reverse lockout. Test drive was like driving another Vega.
After owning 2 Vegas, and having Berger Chevrolet refuse to come down $300 bucks on a $3300 car, a bought my one and only Ford, a '76 Mustang II MPG. 20 mpg was good back then, and gas was expensive.
Andy

[RPOL78]

There was no V8 engine option in 1980 for the monza. The car I have has hooker headers & engine mount kit,four speed trans with Hurst shifter,4:11 posi and slotted mags. I also have a 1979 Z28 from Scuncio that has aftermarket parts added by Scuncio.

[Belair62]

Hell why wouldn't they do it ?? Post some pics....