1970 Chevrolet Nova 2 Door Coupe on 2040-cars
Marysville, Washington, United States
1970 chevy nova please see attached photos. best describes vehicle condition. posi rear. calver and caltract bars. same used on superstock 1/4 mile cars. build tranny. 411 gears. custom truck . new wiring. holley supercharger on build 406 chevy motor. dart 320 cc aluminum heads. full custom 3 inch exsuhast with v-band clips by, deeds engineering so you can quikly detach the mid section to run the open headers.Custom dash gauges. sway bars. 20 inch foose custom rims. 4 wheel disk brakes. custom paint and tint windows. large cam and lots of chrome. full custom $5000.00 stereo with sub and amps. also has a 15 gallon fuel cell. drives new. motor makes past 600 horsepower. please dont contact me for trades. Every thing new. thank you and good luck.
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