1971 Chevrolet Nova 2 Door, 1000 Horsepower Sleeper on 2040-cars
Mount Uniacke, Nova Scotia, Canada
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1971 Nova, 1,000 horsepower. All original glass, body, floor and interior. 540 Big block (Dart block)with D1SC Pro Charger. 7.25 to 1 compression, edelbrock aluminum heads, edelbrock polished aluminum intake, 1,000 horsepower with 947 Ft LBS of torque @ 5,800 RPM's/10 LBS of boost, built by Steve Morris Engines. You can add an additional 1,000 horsepower to this car simply by upgrading the blower. Original rear end, 3.08 posi 10 bolt, Muncie M-20 4 speed, high performance clutch, aluminum rad, polished aluminum Weld wheels with 15 inch BF Goodrich, headers with electric cut outs. This car has not been molested, not tubed, caged or raced. Besides professionally restored, the only modifications are the motor, transmission and Cal-trac mono leaf rear suspension. This is NOT a true SS, originally base model Nova with split bench seat and black interior. Manual steering and manual 4 wheel disc brakes...besides big horsepower, we tried to keep this car in true and original condition. For information and dyno video, go to youtube, search brad beach's D1SC procharger. 61,700 original miles on the car and less than 2,000 miles on the new motor. Over $150,000 invested in this classic. This beauty has won many car shows in various States and Provinces, it's straight, solid, tight and extremely powerful. This is my first time posting a car on E-bay so I've made a strong effort to describe everything as best I can. Please, if you have any questions at all I get back to you as quick as possible. |
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