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1967 Chevy Nova, 327 Auto, Blue On Blue on 2040-cars

US $21,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:43400
Location:

Grand Junction, Colorado, United States

Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
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1967  CHEVY NOVA  327 350HP AUTO
VERY NICE NOVA, HAS BEEN IN GARAGE FOR THE LAST 25 YEARS,  PAINT LOOKS LIKE IT WAS PAINTED  IN THE LAST YEAR, INTERIOR LOOKS THE SAME,
ALL RUST FREE BODY LOOKS GREAT,  327 350 HP MOTOR  WITH AUTO TRANS, MOTOR HAS LESS THEN 10000 MILES, WAS ORIGINAL 4 SPEED CAR AND STILL RETAINS PEDAL UP UNDER DASH,
FLOOR PANS AND TRUNK PAN LOOKS GREAT WITH NO RUST AT ALL.   NEW BRAKE SYSTEM FROM FRONT TO BACK,  14" RALLYS WITH NEW TIRES, 14X 6  AND 14X7. LOWERED  4", CAR SETS GREAT AND RIDES GREAT.
THIS NOVA WAS STORED IN A HEATED GARAGE AND HAS NOT BEEN OUT OF GARAGE OR SEEN SUNLIGHT FOR 25 YEARS, VERY SOLID RUST FREE NOVA. VERY FUN AND COOL CAR FOR THE MONEY.  ANY QUESTIONS CALL FRED 970-201-7777

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