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Testing the waters....For sale is a 1962 Chevy II nova. Altered wheelbase front and rear. It has a custom built mild steel full chassis , It has a ford nine inch with no third member , and 35 spline axles with super stock springs. The front half leaf straight axle was suppose to have been built by Jon Butera, cant prove or deny it was but trust the old timer I got the car from. It has four wheel disc brakes. Wheels and tires only used to roll it around, purchased new. The interior is as shown, steel firewall and toe boards, aluminum floor about halfway polished. Aluminum panels in the rear, and a black painted steel dash with aluminum polished panels which are loose in the pictures. There are no door panels. The body has a glass nose, doors, trunk lid, and bumpers. The only lexan is in the doors. The trunk has an aluminum floor with a fuel cell and battery box. Engine is a 468 BBC , 13 to 1 compression with ls7 heads that have been o-ringed. Solid cam, roller rockers and a never used Hilborn 2 7/8 injection set up along with the Hilborn front cover and pump. New ceramic headers.Trans is a 400 with brake, 4700 stahl reverse manual valve body. Radiator is aluminum. The rear end and the cage has been painted satin black along with most of the frame. This car will need some assy, a driveshaft, brake and fuel lines and wiring. It has a CLEAR TITLE, If you have any questions about the car you can call or text me at 815 sixhundred 98six5.... 8am-9pm cst. There is a lot of time and money invested in this car to get it to this point, im not hurtin so save the lowball offers. Look at the pictures, that's all I have and its too cold outside to drag everything outside to take more but you are welcome to inspect the car. Will need a $250 deposit via paypal within 48 hours of auction end and the rest in cash when the car is picked up. Must be picked up within 14 days of auction end. Please ask any questions prior to bidding..........THANKS ! Note : Would be easy to change trans, swap to a tunnel ram and drive on the street ! I have a different trans I could supply for the car if you want to go that way .

On Mar-01-14 at 10:19:58 PST, seller added the following information:

Per several questions, im not looking to piece the car out. I would rather not sell the car rolling and certainly will not end the auction to do so. The chassis on this car is gorgeous... Professionally built in a race shop to fit this altered wheelbase. If this car sells the new owner will see just how well built this car is and why im not looking to give it away. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.

On Mar-01-14 at 10:43:01 PST, seller added the following information:

The only reason im am selling the car is to get into something of equal value that is streetable .

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