1969 Chevrolet Nova Black on 2040-cars
Berkeley, California, United States
An opportunity to acquire one of the only two surviving cars from the classic QuentIn Tarantino movie
Deathproof.
Purchased from Elstree studios this car has had an extensive ground up rebuild with every part ,nut and bolt
removed and refurbished as original.
All suspension and running gear has been rebuilt or replaced and the car runs as good as the day it was built
(probably much better)
All the brakes have been replaced so it stops as well as it goes.
The detail of this rebuild has to be seen to be believed.
The rebuild also included
1969 Chevy Nova
Chevy Small Block 350 ci
Chevy TH 350 Auto Trans
New radiator and fan
New Chrome Brake Servo
New front disc brakes
New rear brake shoes
New Front suspension and all steering bushes
New Rear leaf spring bushes
Body shell taken back to metal before respray
Front wings, doors, hood and trunk media blasted before respray
Any corrosion cut out and new metal welded before respray
Front foot well panels replaced and floor plan sealed
New dash pad and metal work on dash repainted
Complete new wiring loom
Hood Skull and Bolt sticker lacquered into paintwork - seven coats of clear Matt Laquer to body work
Paperwork from Production company
Jacket worn by stunt driver included
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