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Very Clean Nova, Rust Free on 2040-cars

US $11,500.00
Year:1962 Mileage:34351
Location:

Buena Park, California, United States

Buena Park, California, United States

1962 Chevy Nova II 400

Condition:
  • A very very clean car
  • Has no rust anywhere on or in the car 

Features:
  • Has a 6 cylinder engine 
  • It's all original ready for to keep classic or to hot rod it
  • Original California black plate car
History:
  • I am not the original owner of this car,
  • I had bought it from a lady whose father had just died.
  • The father also had bought it from a gentleman that had it storged

  • This is the right car for someone to enjoy as a classic car or ready for a muscle car  
  • Pictures talk 
  • You'll never find a Nova 400 like this
  • That's how clean this car is 

    Chevrolet Nova for Sale

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