1972 Chevrolet Nova Nice Car 1970 Model 350/300hp Engine Factory 4 Speed Look on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
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Here is a nice and very solid 1972 Chevy Nova with a 1970 Model 350/300 HP Engine matted to a Factory 4 Speed Transmission. This car runs out good. It has double hump heads, Eldebrock intake and Eldebrock 4 barrel carb and very neatly detailed. No Power Steering or Brakes but with the small Weld Wheels and Tires on front it is easy to turn. The rear has Weld Wheels and good tires with traction bars and a 10 bolt rear. The body is straight and the paint is nice. The interior has bucket seats without a console. The drivers seat has a seam that has come apart but not really noticeable. Otherwise interior looks good. It needs a radio and has after market gauges Oil Pressure, Temp and Volts. The underside looks good and appears to have the original pans. No signs of rust anywhere under the car.
I RESERVE TO END AUCTION EARLY IF CAR SELL LOCALLY. IT IS BEING SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY GIVEN OR IMPLIED IN ANYWAY. GREAT CRUISER CAR THAT LOOKS GOOD AND IS A CHEVY NOVA. IT COMES WITH A CLEAR TITLE IN HAND. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK. i TRY TO DESCRIBE ALL THE CARS I LIST AS HONEST AS I CAN BUT MAY MISS SOMETHING SO IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING THAT IS NOT N DESCRIPTION, PLEASE ASK. LOOKING FOR BIDS. GOOD BUY ON THIS ONE!! |
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