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Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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So with the downfall of the economy and being that there isn't many jobs available my aunt is thinking about selling her 1972 chevy nova. She wanted me to help her post it online but before I do that I was wondering how much could she possibly get for it.
She bought the car in 2004 and my uncle was rebuilding it but he got into a motorcycle accident in 05 and passed away and since then it's been in the garage.
All the body work has been redone completely straight no dents it's primer yellow it's the 2 door nova it does need new seats and a hood because someone stole the cowl hood and new brake lines. It has a rebuilt 454 engine with all new msd stuff like the distributor, wires etc.. It's a very nice old school car that needs some tlc if you ask me..
But honestly what do you guys think???
Posted by macthizzle (Member # 3492) on
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IM INTERESTED EMAIL ME PICS PLEASE MACTHIZZLE@YAHOO.COM AND ILL MAKE AN OFFER
Posted by Eddie510- (Member # 2354) on
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without pics its worthless...
Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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Yeah I'm about to go over there right now and take some pictures they might not come out that good though because I'm going to be using my phone to take them.
Posted by Big block 66 f100 (Member # 8867) on
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id say that since it was your uncles project and he passed away i would keep it in the family
Posted by maeco (Member # 2578) on
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Interested onthe pics also thanks
Posted by RODRIGUEZ (Member # 9104) on
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I'd keep it and finish what your Uncle unfortunately could not.
Just think of the look on your Aunts face seeing that car restored....
Just my opinion though.
Posted by 1QUIK93 (Member # 9592) on
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Originally posted by RODRIGUEZ:
I'd keep it and finish what your Uncle unfortunately could not.
Just think of the look on your Aunts face seeing that car restored....
Just my opinion though.
+1. IMO, keep the car and restore it.
Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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Yeah were thinking about keeping but how do I post pictures
Posted by Cstang50 (Member # 4925) on
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If you send them to me i'll post them for you Cstang50@sbcglobal.net
Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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Ok I sent them
Posted by Cstang50 (Member # 4925) on
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Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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thanks for helping me out posting the pictures.
Posted by Cstang50 (Member # 4925) on
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Originally posted by Ashley916:
thanks for helping me out posting the pictures.
No problem ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
Posted by 89Rodknocker (Member # 2951) on
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From the look of things your uncle might of had real big plans for the car. Thats probally a nasty bbc. No need for a 7al2 and a hvc coil unless you looking to make some nasty power. Atleast get it running. It would be worth more if you could fire it up for the new buyer.
But if it was me i'd keep it and get it going. Check on norcal320.com there was a guy selling alot of body parts for that year nova.
[ April 22, 2010, 07:56 PM: Message edited by: 89Rodknocker ]
Posted by quickblue302 (Member # 7912) on
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Originally posted by Cstang50:
That's one Fat Rat! ![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
Posted by Ashley916 (Member # 8316) on
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Yeah we start the nova up every now and then. But he did have big plans for it.
Posted by Mean 5.0 (Member # 9822) on
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MAN! That looks like one helluva fun project! Needs some work but looks like its got potential! Have you figured out an asking price yet? Got any more pics of interior? What kind of trans and rear end? More info please...
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