1973 Chevrolet Nova Drag Car 1969 Yenko Clone Tribute 454 Big Block Automatic on 2040-cars
Hays, Kansas, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:454 .030
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Nova
Trim: 2-DOOR COUPE
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 100,000
Number of Doors: 2
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Black
IN THIS BUY IT NOW LISTING IS A 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA DRAG CAR (1969 YENKO TRIBUTE CAR). THE CAR HAS NEW PAINT WITH YENKO DECALS. THIS CAR HAS A REBUILT 454 2-BOLT MAIN MOTOR AND THE FOLLOWING WAS DONE TO THE MOTOR AT THE TIME OF THE REBUILD BORED .030 WITH HYPEREUTECTIC PISTONS WITH 30CC DOME AND MOLY RINGS, RESIZED CONNECTING RODS, ALL NEW BEARINGS, NEW XTREME ENERGY COMP CAM, NEW LIFTERS, NEW VALVE SPRINGS AND NEW RETAINERS. NEW OIL PUMP AND NEW GASKETS. THIS MOTOR HAS REBUILT 1968 396 325 HP CYLINDER HEADS, NEW HEADERS, NEW ALUMINUM RADIATOR, NEW ELECTRIC WATER PUMP, NEW EDELBROCK RPM AIR GAP INTAKE, NEW 800 HOLLEY DOUBLE PUMPER CARBURETOR, NEW HALF-INCH FUEL LINES WITH NEW REGULATOR, NEW FUEL PUMP, NEW U-JOINTS, FUEL CELL, MSD BILET DISTRIBUTOR AND MSD 6AL IGNITION BOX, REBUILT TURBO 400, AUTOMATIC WITH MANUAL VALVE BODY, 10-INCH TORQUE CONVERTER, NEW BATTERY, AUTOMETER TACH AND GAUGES, NEW WHEELS, NEW FRONT TIRES, AND HAS HOOSIER DRAG SLICKS, AND I HAVE AN EXTRA PAIR OF WRINKLE WALL SLICKS WITH TUBES. THE WINDSHIELD IS FACTORY TYPE GLASS AND THE REMAINING WINDOWS ARE LEXAN. THE FRONT END HAS ALL NEW BALL JOINTS, NEW UPPER AND LOWER CONTROL ARM BUSHINGS, NEW BRAKES, NEW 9-INCH FORD REAR END WITH NEW SPOOL AND HARDENED AXLES 4:10 GEARS. THIS REAR END IS BUILT TO FIT A STOCK ORIGINAL LENGTH 1968-1974 NOVA . THE ENGINE HAS A MILD BUILD AND COULD BE USED FOR STREET USE. THE CAR RUNS 12'S IN THE QUARTER MILE. THE CAR HAS A HIGH RPM MISS AROUND 5,000 RPM. I DO HAVE A CLEAR TITLE FOR THIS CAR AND THIS IS STRICTLY A DRAG RACING CAR. THIS CAR HAS APPROXIMATELY 10 PASSES DOWN THE QUARTER MILE. THE CAR TRAILER IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS AUCTION. I AM NOT INTERESTED IN ANY TRADES. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST.
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