1968 Chevrolet Chevy Nova 454 on 2040-cars
Cohasset, Massachusetts, United States
Engine:454
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1968
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Nova
Mileage: 3,000
Exterior Color: Orange
I'M SELLING MY 1968 CHEVY NOVA COMPLETELEY RESTORED SEVERAL YEARS AGO BUT STILL IN PERFECT CONDITION. ALWAYS GARAGED AND MAINTAINED METICULOUSY. BODY: 4-LINK 8 POINT ROLL BAR SUBFRAME CONNECTORS FRONT & REAR COIL OVERS ADJUSTABLE NOS FRONT FENDERS 1/2 REAR QUATERS FIBERGLASS HOOD & REAR BUMPER TRUNK MOUNTED BATTERY W/SWITCH JAZ SEATS WITH 5 POINT HARNESS JAZ 16 GAL FUEL CELL MANUAL FRONT DISK REAR DRUM ENGINE: 454 BORED 60 OVER 9.78-1 COMPRESSION, RUNS ON PUMP GAS COMP CAMS 294 SOLID LIFTER CAM 248/595 @.050 LIFT VICTOR JR. INTAKE BG 750 CARB FLOWS 1040 CFM BG 220 GPH HOT ROD FUEL PUMP BG 5000 FUEL FILTER MSD BILLET DISTRIBUTOR MSD FAL-2 INGINTION MSD MULTI-STEP RETARD MSD WINDOW SWITCH 250 CHEATER NITOUS SYSTEM- NEVER USED TRANNY: TURBO 400 CHEETAH REVERSE PATTERN MANUAL VALVE BODY SELECT PERFORMANCE 9" CUSTOM TORQUE CONVERTER CSI ULTRA SHIELD REAR END: FORD 9" DETROIT LOCKER RICHMOND 4.86-1 STREET GEARS MOSER 31 SPLINE AXLES WHEELS: CENTERLINE CONVO PRO 15X14 REAR MICKEY THOMPSON E.T. STREETS 15X4 FRONT MICKEY THOMPSON SPORTSMAN PLEASE CALL 508-284-0963 OR E-MAIL: SMOKINMIKE_454@MSN.COM
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