1973 Chevrolet Nova SS 350 Crate Engine

Description for Chevrolet Nova 1973

Brakes

·Front disc brake conversion. rotors and calipers. Rear drums. brake lines.

Steering

· New tie rod ends extra bushing in trunk

Rear End Factory rear end never changed

· Engine:

·Less than 2000 miles on complete rebuild. 350 cu/in Chevy. Chevy Crate Engine, olley Carb and intake manifold.

Interior:

·Black. Mostly factory. Carpeting is good. Back seat is good. Factory radio replaced with new. Original steering wheel. Needs New Headliner . Camaro center console gauge cluster (oil press, oolant temp, oltage Fuel)

Tires/Wheels:

·Rear: Paco racing wheels 215/70/R15 street radial

·Front: P205/70R-15 street radial on Paco Racing wheels

Transmission:

·Turbo 400 rebuilt by trans shop just before by prior seller .

Exhaust:

·2" long tube headers into 3-1/2" collector. 2-1/2" dual exhaust. High flow mufflers.

Body:

·New 2" cowl hood. Floor pans good and solid . Trunk good solid. Trunk pan good solid. Bumpers good. No rust on frame that I know of. Front grill good. Lighting good. There are a few spots on the sheet metal that you can noticeably see as likely deterioration and/or rust under the paint. It's been like this since I owned the car and has not gotten any worse, ut it likely will someday. There is some orange peel paint imperfections on the top of the driver side front fender. I'm telling you this information because I want you to know the body is far from perfect. Plenty of cosmetic imperfections that you don't see in some photos but you will see when you are face to face with the car.

Notes/Comments:

The car is totally awesome and fun to drive. It's loud, ast and turns heads. The body is ok but not great. From 100' away it looks killer awesome. Up close you will see plenty of paint imperfections, ody panel imperfections, nd so forth. This is NOT a show car. Do NOT expect a show car if you come to see it. This is NOT a restoration. There is likely some rust on the car under the paint in a couple spots.

VIDEO OF NOVA STARTING UP FIRST THING IN THE MORNING

https://youtu.be/L6mJPeaxGJQ