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1964 Monarda Oakleaf-78 1.25

A 2-door redneck sports car from the 60s.

  1. 95Crash
    Fictional Story:
    A car company called Monarda was just starting out in Clemson in the US state of South Carolina.

    They decided to come up with a sports car with a V6 engine and they did. In April 1964. The company introduced the Monarda Oakleaf-78. A redneck sports car. It could get up to 142 MPH.

    This car sold 5,000 models in 1964 and sold 12,000 models in 1965. The years of production of this car were from 1964 to 1969.

    Country: United States Of America (USA)
    Special Feature: 1970 North Carolina License Plate
    Fuel Tank: Gasoline
    Engine: 3.4L SOHC V6 Engine

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    Any feedback as always is welcome and appreciated.
    Btw, I edited Los Injurus. Credit to @bob.blunderton.

Recent Updates

  1. Minor Update: January 2025 Jan 22, 2025

Recent Reviews

  1. hamster081
    hamster081
    4/5,
    Version: 1.25
    engine sounds good
    drives well
    looks like a Capri
    Jan 25, 2025
    1. 95Crash
      Author's Response
      Thanks.
  2. OSTAN5000
    OSTAN5000
    4/5,
    Version: 1.25
    I love how all of your cars have a very cartoonish and cel-animated look to them. The goal with these cars seemingly isn't to be realistic, but instead to offer that charming simplicity that comes with something paid to be drawn by hand for a cartoon where cars aren't the main focus.
    Jan 24, 2025
    1. 95Crash
      Author's Response
      Thanks.
  3. acerimmer89
    acerimmer89
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Very fun to drive, great engine sound 5/5.
    Dec 4, 2024
    1. 95Crash
      Author's Response
      Thanks.
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