1972 Chevrolet Rally Nova on 2040-cars
Wise, Virginia, United States
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1972 RALLY NOVA ORANGE IN COLOR WITH BLACK INTERIOR. 350 V8 ENGINE DETAILED IN CHROME WITH BRAND NEW 600 HOLLEY CARBURETOR 4 SPEED MANUAL SHIFT TRANSMISSION. POWER STEERING AND POWER BRAKES. AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO. ODOMETER IS SHOWING 73,222 MILES NOT SURE IF THAT IS CORRECT. ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS OWNER HE HAD INVESTED OVER $30,000.00 IN THE RESTORATION. THE REAR PASSENGER WINDOW WILL NOT ROLL DOWN, STEERING COLUMN WAS PREVIOUSLY FOR AUTOMATIC ON THE COLUMN AND KEYS WON'T COME OUT OF INGNITION THIS JUST OCCURRED RECENTLY. PREVIOUS OWNER STATED THAT ENGINE WAS BORED 30,000 AND HAS A 373 REAR GEAR RATIO POSITIVE TRACTION. CAR IS IN GREAT CONDITION AND RUNS EXCELLENT WITH PLENTY OF POWER AND SOUNDS GREAT. REASON FOR SALE TOOK CAR IN TRADE. ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO CALL 276-219-1316 ASK FOR LARRY OR 276-219-5955 VEHICLE IS FOR SALE LOCALLY ALSO SO I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY AT ANY TIME IF WOULD LIKE TO SEE CAR IN PERSON BEFORE BIDDING OR TO MAKE OFFER JUST CALL AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS.
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