1969 Chevy Nova Race Drag Car 454 With Trailer on 2040-cars
Gansevoort, New York, United States
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1969 Nova that has had no expenses barred. This car has undergone a full restoration and
is Turn Key Race Ready! to acquire a mid to low 9 second performance race package. From there, Fred’s Heads Racing Engines spent 3 months painstakingly custom fitting the components to the critical specifications laid out by Sam Gianino to run as promised.
second passes at Lebanon Valley Dragway numerous times. To illustrate the tenacity of the owners care for the vehicle he just went through the entire engine in 2013 and replaced all the bearings, seals, rings etc. so basically you would be purchasing a vehicle with a fresh motor as well.
track very fast! (*Only needs windshield wiper blades and street tires to make it street legal*) (Talking shop and a good attitude always got it through inspection as is) Video Links at Bottom of page ENGINE:
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VIDEO LINKS: Engine Running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIfLxMzYa9c The last run of 2013 1/4 Track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o32qgRW38do&feature=youtu.be
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