1972 Nova Florida Car Big Block Custom Extremely Fast 2 Door Street Leagal Race on 2040-cars
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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Up for sale is a very cool and fast 1972 Nova. This car is turn key ready. this car was built just for kots king of the streets This consists of a 468 Big Block with Brodix oval port heads, 11.2 compression, 712 lift solid roller cam, Eagle forged crank, Eagle rods, and Manley pistons among many more top of the line parts. The tranny is a built turbo 350 with 5000 stall. Both motor and trans was just freshened up. Ford 9 inch with 4.11's. Car came from Florida last year and has had no rust at all. It was painted last year at my shop by me. It is done right. Interior was professionally done last fall. As for fast, car has three runs on it with a 9.843 @ 138 MPH with a 100 shot of nitrous. Engine and trans has very little time on them since freshened up. This is a street legal car that runs on pump gas. Car is registered with a clear title. This car is also a true AC car. You will get all of the AC parts with the car in case you ever want to install it. This car gets big attention everywhere it goes. You are more welcome to come see the car prior to purchasing it. They will be NO joyrides. This car is not for the faint of heart. If you have any questions, please let me know. If you want to talk on phone, please email with number. The Nova is located in Kenosha Wisconsin. It is an hour north of Chicago and half hour south of Milwaukee. Buy will be responsible for setting up shipping or picking up vehicle. I will be able to help in loading or assisting in loading the car. can send more pics if needed |
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