1973 Chevrolet Nova Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
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Up for sale is my 1973 Chevrolet Nova 2DR
1973 Chevrolet Nova 2dr DUAL EXHAUST WITH TURBO MUFFLERS (SOUNDS NICE) AUTOMATIC (TURBO 350) REBUILT CENTERLINE WHEELS RUNS SOLID AND TIGHT BENCH SEAT CAR WAS OWNED BY THE SAME OWNER FOR 14 YRS PROJECT CAR WITH POTENTIAL HAS BEEN OFF THE ROAD FOR 2 YEARS NEEDS TLC BUT RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT DRUM BRAKES NON POWER The bad: The drivers side floor pan is rusted out and will need replacing The passengers side floor pan has a small rust hole and should be replaced There is no carpet in the car The back quarter wheel wells are going to need replacing...they are about 60 dollars for the replacement pieces The trunk is pretty solid but has a small hole The dash has a small crack Miles are unknown on this car Windshield has crack in it Brakes are going to need work The good: The engine runs GREAT and starts right up The transmission was rebuilt about 2 years ago with previous owner Hard to get oldschool Centerline wheels Body is super straight This Nova would make a great project for someone just dont have the time for it anymore. If you have any questions or would like any specific information feel free to contact me asap! If you are in the area feel free to stop by and take a look! Details: This car is being sold as-is for it is a project car Local pick up only Car must be paid through paypal within 48 of closed auction Thanks for looking!!! |
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