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For sale is my 1968 Chevy II Nova... It has a 496 Big Block. Patroit Heads, Hooker Headers..The engine was built by Ross Automotive Machine. It is a beast. I have the full list and blue print of the engine. It has 626 HP & 650 FP's of tourque. I would be happy to send a video of it running for anyone interested.

So this is the deal. I'm over $25k in the car. I can not invest anymore restoring it. I have to cut my losses which will be plenty. This car is not perfect. It needs allot of body work to complete the project. It is being sold as a project. Everything from the fire wall forward is brand new and show ready. The interior is ready to go but not show worthly. Could be there with minimal effort. After the engine was installed, the car spun the tire off the right rear rim, before I could stop it beat the right rear quarter, trunk pan and rocker panel. All needs repaired or replaced. As we started to restore I found that both floor pans needs to be replaced. As with the trunk pan and quarter, where the rear end bolt to the body, it has been pulled off allignment, so the rear end is not straight. This happened due to rust in this area. I have a New in box full right rear quarter, full trunk pan, both full floor pans and 2 new full door shells that come with the car. As restoration continues for the next person I would expect to find more rust. However, where you will most likely find it, you will have new parts to replace it. The front fenders seem to be ok. At the top of the car where the trim goes around the doors there is rust. Weather stripping will need to be replaced. Like I said, it's a project and I want to be transparent. The good new is the car already has a "Show worthy" engine compartment with one heck of an engine with a new sub frame and all new components, blueprinted. The engine was just under $9,000 and like I said, with the restoration so far, I'm out of time and funds. This is a good place to take over from someone who can finish her. I know I'm taking a major loss selling it period. I simply can not take her all the way. I can send additional pictures or videos if needed. email me or call 903-517-7987.

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2016 Chevrolet Volt First Drive

Fri, Oct 2 2015

There's a hit vehicle hiding in GM's formula for the Chevy Volt. You can sense it in the enthusiasm that current Volt drivers have for their cars. You can see it in the amount of money GM has poured into its extended-range electric vehicle project. And perhaps most importantly, you can feel it from the driver's seat of the new, second-gen model. The big question is whether or not GM will be able to turn its much-hyped 'halo car' into a best-seller this time around. After driving it in northern California, I can tell you that the Volt is tremendous. But we all know it takes more than that to create a hit. GM has so far sold over 82,000 Volts in the US. That's respectable, but in the early, glory days before the car launched, company representatives were talking about much more impressive numbers. With a few years to talk to customers and potential prospects, GM has learned a lot about what makes someone buy a Volt. For the 2016 model, Chevy has changed just about everything for the better. The new Volt has more all-electric range (53 miles vs. 38 in the first generation), is more fuel efficient whether you're looking at the overall value (106 combined MPGe vs. 98) or just when the car burns gas (42 miles per gallon vs. 37). All of that means that the car's overall range is bumped up to 420 miles, from 380. The battery is smaller and lighter while offering more energy capacity. The range-extending gas engine is bigger (1.5 liters vs. 1.4) but it's also more efficient and can burn regular gasoline instead of just premium. The Volt's overall range is bumped up to 420 miles, from 380. The cost is lower, too: $33,995 vs. $34,170, before incentives. This is a car that GM thinks will compete against the Toyota Priuses and Nissan Leafs of the world (as its new ads make abundantly clear). All three cars have completely different powertrains, but we all know that they're the headline green cars of our time (along with Tesla), so buyers will have to want to pony up a bit more money if they like what the Volt is offering. The 2016 Leaf with its 107-mile range starts at $37,640 (before incentives), while a 2015 Prius can be had for $25,035 (pricing for the 2016 has not yet been announced). So, on paper, the new Volt is an all-around winner. I'm here to tell you that it wins on the road, too. You can't help but notice the changes. They are literally front and center.

Chevy Sonic shreds like a skateboard

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Despite the fact that the 2013 Chevy Sonic is a fun, plucky little thing - especially in ever-so-slightly hotter RS guise - it is not, in fact, a skateboard. But don't tell that to rapper Theophilus London.
In General Motors' latest spot for the Chevrolet compact, London needs to make a quick run to the store for some milk. And even though, once again, the Sonic is not a skateboard, it ollies, pops and gets air because, you know, it's just so much fun to throw around.
If this video looks familiar to you, it's because this is the full ad that we first got a preview of in Chevy's longer, full-line spot, where the brand's "Find New Roads" tagline was introduced. Scroll down to see this dedicated Sonic spot, along with the older ad, and remember, the Sonic is still - still - not a skateboard.

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