1974 Nova Two Door Tubbed on 2040-cars
Otis Orchards, Washington, United States
Engine:no
Drive Type: PROJECT CAR
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 0
Model: Nova
Warranty: no
Trim: no
1974 NOVA PROJECT CAR,,NO-DOORS,ENG,REAREND,,NEEDS TO BE TAILORED ,NOT A ROLLER ,
SUMMIT RACING TUBING ,,BODY IN GOOD SHAPE,, TUBING WAS IN CAR WHEN I GOT IT ,"LOST INTEREST,,"
ALL LOADING AND SHIPPING WILL BE PAID BY BUYER ,,,$500.00 WILL BE PAID AT END OF AUCTION
THRU PAYPAL AND REST OF MONEYS ALSO THRU PAYPAL,,IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME,,
THANK YOU ,,
500.00 NOT REFUNDABLE
SELL TO USA 48 ONLY
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