1973 Chevrolet Nova 350 V8 5.7l Chevy on 2040-cars
Frederick, Maryland, United States
This is a 1973 Chevy Nova. It has had a lot done to it and has quite a bit of money tied up into it. The car has a 350 small block bored .30 over to a 355 with a 488 cam, Chevy Bow tie heads and a Holley carb. it is a 4 speed manual trans. There is dual 2 1/2" pipes from the headers back with I believe it is Flowmaster mufflers. The car sounds great!! Rear end is a 10 bolt rear with 3.73 gears which was purchased last year with the 4 speed. The body has new steel fenders and new steel quarters on it with a nice grey paint with the SS stripes painted on. Doors line up good and open and close just as they should. It also has NEW interior which was over $2,000 alone. it is a nice grey and black cloth interior with black carpet and black dash and door panels which are in good condition. It is in need of a rear bumper filler piece which is between $95-$110 and then it will need to be painted and installed, very minor. All of this work and specs that are on the car were given to me by the owner. I dont know a whole lot about this car it just came into my posession last week. Please look at pictures and ask questions and feel free to come by and look at it this is being sold with no reserve because I need to move it quick. If you are having it shipped I will help out with the pick up from the delivery company that you provide, pay for and arrange. Clear title in hand.
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