1972 Chevrolet Nova Yenko - Zl1 All Aluminum 427ci 700hp V8 - Awesome Car!!! on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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Here is an awesome, 1972 Chevrolet Nova ZL1 Yenko tribute with an all aluminum 427ci engine developing just over 700hp. It is a beautifully restored car in excellent condition inside and out. This unbelievable '72 Nova is truly as nice as they come and performs as good as it looks. The engine in this car is a GM performance parts, ZL1 427 Anniversary Aluminum Engine which has a list price of $28,625. Only 427 of these crate engines were ever produced and then the ZL1 tooling was retired forever. After the engine was bought it was built further by Mach Development here in the valley. It now produces just over 700hp and is an absolute animal to drive! The ZL1 is the most powerful engine ever released by General Motors! This was an original SS350 car from the factory. It is also a rust free southwest car with a perfect body. It is truly one of the most fun driving Nova's I've had the pleasure of owning. It received a total restoration that was professionally done. There were thousands of dollars invested in building this awesome Nova. The vintage Nova is one of the most desirable and most coveted Muscle cars ever built! This is the car to have if you want to feel like an instant celebrity. It's the ultimate cruiser and it gets more attention and appreciation than any exotic or new luxury car could ever get. Nothing beats the fun of driving a 700hp, '72 Yenko Nova! The list of options as it is currently equipped as follows:
It has a gorgeous, burgundy paint finish that looks absolutely beautiful. It was hand rubbed to a smooth as glass finish. The body is straight as an arrow and totally solid as a rock and totally rust free. All of the chrome and trim is in excellent condition. It also has all new rubbers through out the car. Absolutely everything on this car is brand new or restored as you can see from the pictures. It is sitting on a set of restored Chevrolet rally wheels with like new BF Goodrich drag radial tires. This '72 Nova is a true crowd pleaser! The black interior is all like new and looks amazing. The dash and gauge cluster has all been restored. It has a custom Auto Meter gauge cluster that looks great in the car. Inside the trunk is also nicely detailed. Mechanically, this '72 Nova is in excellent condition. The engine in this car is a GM performance parts, ZL1 427ci Anniversary Aluminum Engine which has a list price of $28,625. After the engine was bought it was built further by Mach Development here in the valley. It now produces just over 700hp and is an absolute animal to drive. Under the hood is beautifully detailed. Starting this baby up really shakes the ground and sounds awesome. The front suspension was completely rebuilt with polyurethane bushing. The rear end is Dana 60 with positraction and traction bars. It also has 4 wheel power disc brakes and power steering. This is one very fun car to drive and one of the fastest '72 Nova's on the road! This is an awesome muscle car that is only going up in value as time goes on. The 1972 Nova has always been an iconic car and is any collector's dream piece. This Nova is, in a word: Amazing. If you have any additional questions please Call Jimmy at 608-215-8300 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. PST with any questions you might have and I can help with shipping quotes and arrangements. I also welcome all International bidders! All inspections must be done before the auction ends on my cars!! The car is located in beautiful sunny Scottsdale, AZ. Terms and Conditions of Sale We take time to carefully describe each vehicle and include a substantial number of photos. However, it is very important to keep in mind that these vehicles are pre-owned, not brand new. After careful reading of the entire description, rather than making a potentially incorrect assumption, if any statement or comment is unclear, or if you have questions, please e-mail or call us prior to bidding. Originality Disclaimer While we are happy to show our customers the casting numbers, stamping on the motor and V.I.N numbers on the car , we CANNOT guarantee that the motor is in fact the original. There is always the possibility of re-stamped motors , and as technology advances there will be even more. Any representations made by us are "to the best of knowledge." The entire risk as to the originality of the vehicle is with you , The Buyer. 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