1973 Chevrolet Nova. Low Mile Crate 350, California Car Nearly Rust Free! Must C on 2040-cars
Victorville, California, United States
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I am selling my 1973 Chevy Nova, 2 door, 350 V8, 350th auto trans, power steering and disc brakes. It has a clean title in My name and is on non-operational status so there are no past due fees for registration. I've had this car for a long time, and just never got around to fixing it up until now, I have to many other projects and have to let this one go.. It has a 350 Goodwrench crate engine and rebuilt transmission with less than 50,000 miles on them. Dynomax dual exhaust. It runs and drives great, has ALL new gaskets/seals, spark plugs, wires, cap rotor, air/oil filters, many new hoses and belts, new motor mounts and much more I'm sure I'm forgetting. There are no leaks, smoke or funny noises of any kind, it is in excellent mechanical condition. There is almost no rust at all, the floors and trunk are in great condition, the only rust on the whole car is on the lower corners of both front fenders, which is nothing for a 41 year old car. 14x7 Rally wheels and 245/60/14 Bfgoodrich tires (one tire needs replacing beforeit can be driven safely) Doors and trunk open and close smooth and solid. The windshield has a crack, the bumpers could use to be rechromed. It does need interior work and could use a fresh paint job... but it is ready to be a nice clean daily driver as is! Also I will replace the one bad tire and windshield if anyone uses the buy it now option. For more details please call or text 818-919-OI97 Thanks for looking at My post and God bless. Now for the legal stuff.. Everything I said is based on My opinion and that can very greatly from person to person, so please view the pictures and the videos I'll be adding soon and judge for yourself, your bid is a contract so do not bid unless your serious. You are more then welcome to inspect the car before you purchase it or send someone to inspect it for you. The car is sold as-is in need of some repair and there is no warranty or guarantee included with the purchase of this vehicle. By bidding you are agreeing with the terms I've placed in this description. Payment, $500 deposit is required within 24 hours of auction end or upon use of buy it now. The balance is to be paid with cash in person or if that is not possible then I will accept personal or cashiers checks but then I will require a 10-14 day waiting period before I release the vehicle to the buyer (or any transporter that the buyer has contracted to ship the car) to make sure the funds have cleared and are not fraudulent. If you do not agree with this either don't bid or call Me to discuss if I would except any other arrangement. Please don't bid then assume I will change My terms, By bidding you are accepting the terms as stated. Finally the car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early at any time. |
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