1972 - 73 Pro Street Chevy Nova Yenko Clone on 2040-cars
Elkton, Maryland, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:350
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: White
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Black
Model: Nova
Trim: 2 DOOR
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 100
1972/73 PRO STREET CHEVY NOVA YENKO CLONE. 5 YEARS IN THE MAKING, THIS CAR IS TAGGED AND TITLED HISTORIC IN ELKTON MARYLAND. STREET OR STRIP READY THIS CAR HAS BEEN GARAGE KEPT DURING THE ENTIRE TIME IT WAS BEING REDONE.
ENGINE
FRESHLY REBUILT .040 OVER 350TRANS (only item not new on the car)
4-BOLT MAIN
FORGED ROTATING ASSEMBLY
ROSS .040 OVER FLAT TOP PISTONS 11 TO 1 COMP.
6" I-BEAM CONNECTING RODS
CHANFERED AND POLISHED CRANK
CUSTOM GROUND ISKY HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAM .636 LIFT
PRO LIGHTNING STEEL HEADS 2.08 INTAKE, 1.60 EXCHANGE PORTED AND POLISHED
HURRICANE SINGLE PLANE ALUMINUM INTAKE GASKET MATCHED
REBUILT HOLLEY 750 DOUBLE PUMPER CARB
SUPER COMP BIG TUBE 1.75" HEADERS
350 TURBOREAR
SHIFT KIT
B&M SHIFTER
TORCO 4500 STALL CONVERTER
8 3/4" CHRYSLER REARCOOLING
4.88 RICHMOND GEARS
HARDENED 31 SPLINE AXLES
GRIFFIN 3 CORE ALUMINUM RADIATORTIRES
FRONT 235SR15WHEELS
REAR 31X16.50X15 ET STREET
WELD DRAG LITESFUEL DELIVERY
FRONT 4X15
REAR 15X15
HOLLEY HI-FOLUMN BLOCK PUMPBODY
A SUMMIT ELECTRIC PUMP (is currently not hooke up)
16 GALLON FUEL CELL IN TRUNK
ALL STEEL BODYINTERIOR
2" COWL FIBERGLASS HOOD
YENKO STRIPES
WINDOWS AND DOORS ARE OPERATIONAL
FRONT FENDERS BEHIND TIRES HAD REPAIR
TUBBED (no back seat)SUSPENSION
RCI RACING SEATS
8 POINT ROLL CAGE
CARPET
STOCK FRONTOTHER
LADDER BAR REAR
COIL OVER ADJUSTABLE SHOCKS
DRUM BRAKES
TITLED 1973, CONVERTED TO A 1972 YENKO CLONE
NEEDS REAR BUMPER, FRONT GRILL AND FRONT BUMPER ATTACHED
ALL LIGHTS, TURN SIGNALS AND HORN WORK
NO EXHAUST
THIS CAR HAS BEEN DRIVEN TO WORK, TO THE BALLGAME AND JUST LAST NIGHT OUT TO PULL THE FRONT WHEELS OFF THE GROUND DURING TAKE OFF ONE LAST TIME PRIOR TO SALE.
$9000 ASKING PRICE. LOCAL PICKUP. NO PROBLEM TAKING YOU FOR A TEST DRIVE.
MESSAGE ME WITH QUESTIONS OR OFFERS OR SCHEDULING FOR VIEW, PURCHASE AND PICKUP.
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