'71 Chevy Nova **runs And Drives Great!** on 2040-cars
Salyersville, Kentucky, United States
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Motor doesn't leak any oil and engine has been bored 30 over, flat top pistons, vortec heads, elderbrok intake and a holly corroborator with a 5 10 lift comp cam. Rear is an 8.5 10 bolt. Not sure if it's positive traction and not sure on the ratio. Body is in pretty good shape. Slight rust on trunk lid and a small dent in lower driver side fender. Was painted 12 years ago but has been garage kept and has small bubbles in the trunk lid. Drum brakes front and rear. Non power brakes but factory power steering. There are seat belts in the back seat but not the front at this time. I may have the front belts though, if interested I will check. Heat and lights and everything works but no radio. It has a brand new updated wiring harness in the entire car. Not sure about the rotating assembly but the heads, cam, and intake has about 100 miles on it. I didn't need to rebuild the bottom end of the engine, I bought it the way it is, so I'm not sure on the milage. It does run great though. |
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