I am selling my 1970 Nova SS 396 L-78. I do not have any paperwork on the car but it has all the signs of a real L78 Nova. (big block heater core, big block radiator core, single 3/8 gas line and sending unit.) The motor is not the original one but it is a real CKO L-78 396 from another Nova. The motor has been completely rebuilt with all correct numbers and correct date coded parts. There is very little rust on the car. This car has been off the street since 1981. It runs great and is very fast. Block: 3969854 CKO Trans: 3925661, P0S18A, 10W185998 Heads: 3964291 Water pump: 3969811 Intake: 3963569 Distributor: 1112000 Exhaust: 3909879, 3916178 Alternator: 1100837 Carb: 4557 Rear end: CBT 3:55 Posi The transmission is the original one to the car. It works great. P0S18A date code The rear end is not the original one to the car but it is a correct 12 bolt CBT 3:55 posi rear end that has been rebuilt. The date code is CBT 0501 2 E The car has new rear leaf springs, gas tank, tires and restored wheels. The interior is mostly original except for the front bucket seats someone installed. This car was originally a bench seat 4-speed. The shifter hole was cut out a few inches so that a Hurst shifter could be used. (easy fix). The carpet, headliner and rear seats are original and are in good shape. It has a remote side mirror and a rear defrost. The body has all original panels as far as I can tell. The front fenders and rear wheel well lip have some rust but are not bad. (see pics). There is a little rust on the deck lid an at the front of the dash by the windshield. The frame is solid. The floor pans and trunk are in good shape. Original color was Champagne Gold which can be seen all over the car. All the glass is good and original. Has a black vinyl top. This is a great car to finish up or drive around like it is. Look at the pictures and ask questions. I can send more pictures if anyone wants. If you would like to come look at the car that can be arranged. I have a clear Texas title. This car is sold as is, ask questions or come and look at the car before bidding. Good luck.
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