V8 4 Speed "sport Coupe" No Reserve on 2040-cars
Coventry, Connecticut, United States
NO
RESERVE AUCTION,,, WHICH MEANS THIS CAR
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGH BIDDER. Helping a relative
sell their car. High bidder to send a 250. Paypal deposit immediately following auction end. not matching numbers I
know he’s spent a lot of money on the car. It’s a real pretty car being red on
red. 1966 chevy
nova 2 door sport coupe V8 4 Speed This is a
nice little nova someone can have some fun with. It could still use alittle TLC
to get it to the next level but shouldn’t be to bad to do. From what I can tell from the casting number
on the motor it looks to be a 1966 283 with a 4 bbl. Carb. The numbers I found on the back of the block
look to read 3949852. It’s hard to read so come check it out if the numbers are
important to you. The motor sounds nice
with alittle bit of a lumpy cam idle but not crazy. The 4 speed shifts nice and is fun to
drive. The carburetor should get alittle
work or maybe a new one at some point. Most
things work in the car like the blower fan, the emergency brake, and the
wipers. I see the horn and am radio are inop.
Most of the lights look to work but maybe a brake light out? The windshield was replaced with a New
one. The dual exhaust is New. It has I believe
flowmaster mufflers. The battery has also been replaced. Inside the
car has fairly New seat covers, carpet, headliner, sill plates, door panels +
more. Outside the body was very
solid. It did get a new quarter panel
replaced just behind the rear left wheel.
The car has real nice looking base/coat clear paint. It has New bumpers,
door handles, rocker panel chrome, wheel opening moldings and more. The underside has had alittle work in the
floors over the years but looks pretty solid and neat. The rear frame rails
look nice and strong. Probably should have some cleaning up and maybe some
black paint under there. Mileage reads 97,736 but i'm sure that's probably been over All in all a
real pretty car someones gonna have some fun with. I know he’s got aolt of money in it but it's gonna be sold regardless of what it does. This description is mearly my opinion so come verify or check it out however you like. I believe ebay offers an inspection also. Selling as is cond. Connecticut uses the registration and title as one so ownership transfer is done on the back side, we also have a bill of sale. Final payment can be check, bank to bank transfer or cash in person. Please be aware any check must fully clear the financial system before car or paperwork leaves. my bank tells me that can be up to 10 business days. Thanks |
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