1985 Chevy Monte Carlo Muscle Donk Flexes LS Swap, 24-Inch Wheels 22 May 2021, 11:00 UTC ·
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The fourth-generation Chevrolet Monte Carlo is not the most memorable car out there. Sure, the NASCAR-inspired Aerocoupe version looks cool, but other than that, the 1980s Monte Carlo is a mundane, boxy G-body with a Chevy badge. However, some of them stand out from the pack nowadays as dragsters or donks. 7 photos
This 1985 example is a good example of the latter category, riding on a set of big wheels by Corleone Forged. This company is known for putting out a few wild rim designs, including two-tone finishes in flashy colors that usually exceed 30 inches in diameter. This build is a bit more restrained though, riding on 24-inch roller in a chrome, five-spoke design.
When law enforcement arrived, they found a chaotic scene with neighbors outside and two badly injured victims whom Doerr had hit with his vehicle. Law enforcement took Doerr into custody and the victims were airlifted to the hospital.
SAN DIEGO
San Diego police on Tuesday released the name of a 44-year-old woman found fatally shot Sunday in a car at Emerald Hills Park.
She was identified as Tamara Dorena Shellum, the registered owner of the car she died in, police Lt. Andra Brown said.
San Diego Fire-Rescue Department personnel who were in the park were asked to check on her just before 10:30 a.m. Sunday. She was in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo parked on Bethune Court at the entrance to the park.
When fire personnel approached the car, they noticed bullet holes in the windshield, Brown said.
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SAN DIEGO
A homicide investigation was underway Sunday after a woman was found shot to death in a car at Emerald Hills Park, San Diego police said.
Someone asked San Diego Fire-Rescue Department personnel who were at the park to check on the woman in the car just before 10:30 a.m. The silver Chevrolet Monte Carlo was parked on Bethune Court at the entrance to the park, off Kelton Road, police said.
When the fire personnel approached the car, they noticed bullet holes in the windshield, police Lt. Andra Brown said.
“There were visual signs the female was obviously deceased,” so the fire personnel called police, Brown said.