1974 Chevrolet Nova Drag Racing Car Rolling Chassis No Engine on 2040-cars
Sturgis, Michigan, United States
This is a 1974 body, built for Drag Racing, comes without engine, tranny, radiator, there is no Vin numbers on this. Body is in great shape, has had something dropped on roof over L/H drivers door, no damage, just paint scraped. This has a Roll cage, tubbed body with 14x32 tires, has a Ford 9" with 538 Gears, 4 link, spool, axles. 4 Wheel Disc Brakes, Fuel Cell, Glass Hood, Deck Lid, Bumpers. 454 Engine does not go with car, and if reserve of $7500.00 is met, 350 Transmission & converter will be included.
I also have another Nova available that you could buy for another 2500.00, for extra parts, or extra parts if you are looking to have a Street Car. This is for Pickup in Burr Oak Michigan. |
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