1973 Nova Ss Untouched Barn Find You Just Don't Find Them Like This Anymore... on 2040-cars
Turner, Oregon, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: SS
Make: Chevrolet
Exterior Color: Gold
Model: Nova
Interior Color: 3 TONE
Trim: SS
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: AUTO
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 155,419
I took this in trade. If you are looking for a untouched Bone stock. TRUE SS Nova here you go. It will need paint but what you see is the stock paint never wrecked or bondoed up. I didn't even clean this up much. You can drive this just as it is the patina kinda grows on ya. But the patina is not deep in the car at all will sand out easy.Car was stored with car cover but they put plastic over the cover. Thats why its like this, But on the flip side. The dash looks nos along with the SS wheel
Things I found wrong with the car are .
It. has Ac but the switch is broke but I checked it has preasuer in the system .Should be easy to get going
The speaker for the Am-fm Is bad but radio works nice
Needs headliner replaced
few small spots of rust. easy fix type stuff
seat bottoms stitched
ds door handle strap needs fixed or replaced
last thing is its missing trim rings and 2 center caps on the wheels
Not a bad list for a car like this.The rest of the car is all there as far as I can tell.
She runs like a dream nice tight car.This is a car you can fly in and drive it home. WITH NO WORRIES
If you are looking to a restore one this is the car for that .But I kinda like the look it has, Mainly because it just light serfice rust. just give the car kinda a cool look, but to each there own.
True SS Nova. Am-Fm power disc brakes bucket seat car with stock console and shifter, fold down back seat. And probably stuff I am missing.
I only have a few pics right now but i will past more (rechargeable camera dead) So jump in and ask to get pics of anything you like all the floors and truck are in nice shape. All around I would rate the car as a 7
This is a untouched SS car its as stock as it can get.
Please give me a call anytime you like. No 0 feedback bidders Last Thing Is ...I am so sure of how cool this car is. IF YOU BUY THIS CAR AND DON'T LIKE IT IN ANY WAY YOU GET FULL REFUND FOR PRICE YOU PAYED .....No harm no fowl...... I want a HAPPY HAPPY BUYER.
Jim 503-991-1705 ps car is listed loc may be sold at anytime. But if it has bids it will run it course. Thanks for your time.
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