1978 Chevy Nova - 2 Door Coupe on 2040-cars
Farmville, North Carolina, United States
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1978 CHEVY NOVA - 2 door coupe, 69K original miles, A/T, A/C, P/S, P/B, rear air shocks, Grand Am W/L Radials, American Racing chrome rims (have slight rust) original In-Line 6 cylinder engine, original automatic transmission. Also have some of the original paperwork, manuals, etc. that came with the car when it was new. Car runs and drives excellent, body is straight and solid. I'm driving this car daily back and forth to work.
I have all of the interior out of the car in hopes of restoring the car, but I just don't have the time to finish. Some of the interior pieces have been restored, but will need to be re-installed by the new owner. The interior is complete and in-tact, except for the headliner, dash pad, and carpet. I was not able to salvage these 3 items. The back seat has been re-covered and I have a new cover for the front seat, but it has not been changed. I have installed new spark plugs, new spark plug wires, new belts/hoses, flushed cooling system and installed new 50/50 antifreeze, changed the oil/filter, and installed a new battery. This car purrs like a kitten! You might be able to buff/wax the paint, but more than likely it will need a paint job. I have a clean NC title in hand. You may call me and ask me any questions you would like 252-714-3645. |
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