1970 Nova Ss Bes 622 Bbc 1260 Hp On Motor Alone Street Strip Car on 2040-cars
Chestertown, Maryland, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: AUTO
Model: Nova
Mileage: 73,300
Trim: SS
IT IS HARD TO FIND A NOVA THIS NICE AND FAST THAT YOU CAN DRIVE ON THE STREET SOME. MOTOR COST ALMOST COST WHAT IM ASKING FOR THE CAR. CAR HAS 8 MOTOR RUNS ON IT. AND AROUND 15 TO 20 STREET MILES. I GOT 4 CARS JUST TO MUCH FOR ME TO KEEP UP WITH ANY MORE. IT IS A REAL 1970 NOVA SS BBC CAR. IT IS A STREET/STRIP CAR, ALL STEEL EXCEPT FOR HOOD.CAR HAS A BES 622 BBC THATS MAKES 1260HP ON MOTOR BUT HAS A NOS FOGGER SYSTEM THAT IS SET AT 250 SHOT BUT HAS NEVER BEEN USED. TURBO 400 TRANS, 9" INCH REAR WITH 4:30 GEARS CAR HAS STEEL FLOOR,CARPET, 2 SEATS, ORIGINAL DASH, ALL ORIGINAL WINDOWS THAT GO UP AND DOWN,FULLY FUNCTIONAL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS. CAR HAS 4"INCH EXHAUST WITH REAL MUFFLERS AND IS NOT LOUD AT ALL, CAR HAS A FUNNY CAR CAGE THAT WAS CERTIFIED FOR 750 IN 2007 WHEN CAR WAS BUILT BUT RULES HAVE CHANGED, AS OF NOW IT NEEDS A FEW BARS UNDER CAR TO RECERTIFY FOR 750, JUST HAD CAGE CERTIFIED FOR 850 THIS YEAR CAR HAS BEEN 820 WITH A 60 FOOT OF 119 AT 3480 LBS. CAR IS ONE OF THE FASTED ALL MOTOR 3500 LBS STREET STRIP CARS AROUND WILL RUN IN THE 7S WITH NOS. CALL 443-4804601 OR 410-810-1616 ASK JIMMY FOR MORE DETAILS THANK'S |
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