1971 Chevrolet Nova True Ss Project Car on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Alabama, United States
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1971 Nova True SS Project Car has factory 12 bolt, multi leaf springs, F41 suspension, factory front disc brakes I also have brackets for rear disc, new rotors and 2 new rear calipers. The car just came out of body shop one new full quarter was installed new rear tail light panel new rear deck filler panel 2 new AMD fenders has new door bushings and door strikers new full floor pans new dash panel I have a lot of used parts to go with the car, have nice front bench seat and rear seat. Have all glass for the car but windshield is cracked have window trim not all but most. Here is a list of other new parts I have for the car. $500.00 Deposit required within 24 hours from the end of the auction. Balance to be paid in CASH. The State of Alabama titles 1975 and UP ONLY I can give you all the legal paperwork from this state to apply for a title in your state if so desired. For more information email.
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