1970 Nova Ss Big Block 4speed Classic Street Rod Hot Rod Race Car Project on 2040-cars
East Greenbush, New York, United States
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You too can become an "OUTLAW STREET RACER" with this 1970 SS Nova. This Nova is powered by a 472 BIG BLOCK that runs strong. It's backed up by 4 speed manual transmission with a 12 bolt posi.(4:88 gears). Nova has been back halfed and tubbed professionally. Body on Nova is in great shape body is straight no rust paint shines. Gauges work,all lights work, car is street legal (missing heater box) has front disk brakes. Floors and trunk are in excellent shape. Interior is in great shape with racing buckets. Has fuel cell in trunk. New Exhaust,weld wheels, front tires are Goodyear P195/60R15 rears are Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials P295/65R15. This is a great looking and running SS Nova. I did not build this Nova i just finished it. You won't be disappointed with this "CLASSIC". Any question please contact me. A $1500.00 non-refundable depoist within 24 hour of end of auction i accept paypal or credit cards (.04% transaction fee on credit cards, balance due within 72 hours. Any questions please contact me. As is no-warranty: This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, implied or written expressions. |
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