1962 Chevrolet Chevy Nova on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
New old stock carburetor (Needs to be put on. Old one on car sticks on occasion,) weather stripping, stock distributor and other misc. parts will be included. Has all 5 hubcaps. We have been driving this car around our town for about 7 years, almost daily too. A rolling project. We've never taken her on a long trip. Please ask questions before auction ends. Feel free to come look at it before auction ends too. We are selling this car as is. We are offering no guarantees. Body is pretty straight but body's a bit rough with spots of rust through in some places. Currently has an electronic ignition but I do have stock distributor and ignition parts. Buyers responsible for any shipping and must make your own arrangements. Deposit by Paypal. COD. |
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