Beautiful 1968 Chevy Nova - Real True Survivor- Very Nice Car- A Real Beauty- on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:350
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Year: 1968
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Other
Trim: NOVA
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Not Applicable
Drive Type: 2DR COUPE
Mileage: 10,871
Exterior Color: Red
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
GORGEOUS 1968 CHEVROLET NOVA - THIS IS ONE BEAUTIFUL CAR - THIS CAR IS A REAL HEADTURNER -- REAL TRUE SURVIVOR - ALL STOCK CAR - (EXCEPT THE RADIO ) AND HAS BEEN REPAINTED OF COURSE , AND THE SEATS HAVE BEEN REUPHOLSTERED, AND THE WINDOWS HAVE BEEN TINTED, VERY PRETTY CAR ! - ALWAYS HAD THE BEST OF CARE - WELL TAKEN CARE OF AND IT SHOWS - BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT RED WITH BLACK CRUSHED VELOUR INTERIOR , AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, THE PAINT ON THIS CAR HAS A GREAT GLOSSY SHINE, NO DENTS, NO SCRAPES, NO BAD BLEMISHES, MIGHT HAVE A TOUCH UP HERE AND THERE, BUT OVERALL OUTSTANDING, THE INTERIOR IS VERY NICE AND CLEAN, THE CARPETS LOOK LIKE BRAND NEW, HAVE FLOOR MATTS THAT KEEP IT PROTECTED, THE DASH ALL THE INTERIOR VERY NICE AND VERY CLEAN, THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT IS VERY CLEAN, THE UNDERSIDE ALSO VERY VERY NICE (SEE PICS) ALL THE GLASS IS IN GOOD SHAPE, THE TRIM IS IN GOOD SHAPE, THE TRUNK IS NICE AND CLEAN, THE TIRES ARE LIKE NEW , ALL THE CHROME IS NICE THE BUMPERS ARE GREAT ! THIS NOVA FIRES RIGHT UP EVERY TIME, SOUNDS FANTASTIC ! NOT TOO LOUD, NOT TOO SOFT, JUST A PERFECT RUMBLE, IT HAS A 350 ENGINE, AND RUNS AND DRIVES AND SOUNDS GREAT ! THIS IS ONE NICE NOVA ! A MUST SEE CAR ! THIS CAR IS READY TO TAKE TO CAR SHOWS, OR JUST TO HAVE IN YOUR GARAGE FOR A PERFECT INVESTMENT , OR JUST TO ENJOY ! THIS CAR IS AVAILABLE TO VIEW AND HAVE INSPECTED AT ANYTIME BEFORE PURCHASE , JUST LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT, I WILL HAVE THIS CAR DELIVERED AT NO COST TO YOU ! ANYWHERE IN THE US - IF GOING OVERSEAS, I WILL SHIP TO YOUR DESTINATED PORT ANYWHERE IN THE US ONLY ) IT USUALLY TAKES ANYWHERE FROM 3 - 17 DAYS FOR DELIVERY DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE AT IN THE US, LIKE ALL CLASSIC CARS THIS CAR IS SOLD AS IS - NO WARRANTY ON NOTHING - THE PAPERWORK WILL BE RAN THROUGH A DEALERSHIP, I CAN FAX EVERYTHING FOR YOU TO SIGN, VERY EASY , YOU WILL LOVE THIS CAR - A GREAT INVESTMENT TO MAKE !
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