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| 1970 CHEVROLET NOVA SS PRO STREET Classic 1970 Chevy Nova SS Pro street car for sale. Stunning Custom Candy Apple Red Paint (Clear over hand rubbed Candy Apple Red over Gold Metallic House of Colors Paint. Graphics by: Dan Carp of Art by Carp. An un-believable one of a kind Graphics and Mural on the hood. Custom paint and graphics continue from the body to the interior doors to the valve covers. (NOTE: Mural on the Hood of this car has been edited for graphic content, email inquires to see the actual Mural) Would you like to go for a Ride? This is a Great Turn Key Nova, Spotlessly Clean, SUPER STRONG and a consistent Show Winner! 2006 Frame off Restoration with written and photo documentation. No Expense spared, over 100K invested on this stunning Chevy Prostreet car! 580 c.i. Donovan Aluminum Block, built by: Sunny Leonard, (Custom Race engine builder) 875HP so there's plenty of muscle, Nitrous has never been sprayed, 3-speed Turbo 400, reverse valve body w/trans brake. There is a lot more detailed information available on this car and you will not be disappointed. This car is located in Harrison Township, Michigan, 48045 No Trades of any kinds please Asking: $34,900.00 obo Call: 586-838-0097 for more details and specifications Finance this Great Car: Nova SS Ship this Great Car: Nova SS Phone: 586-838-0097, Chevy Trivia The smallest muscle cars ever fielded by Detroit now included a 295 hp 350 cu in performance hardware. Front disc brakes were optional on the 1968 Nova SS. Optional engines included two versions of the big-block 396 cu in V8 rated at 350 hp and 375 hp. Both engines were offered with a choice of transmissions including the M-21 close ratio four speed manual, the M-22 heavy-duty Rock Crusher four speed manual, or the three-speed Turbo Hydramatic 400 for those who preferred automatic shifting. The SS car became popular with massive tuning industry, some pundits even went so far as hailing the Nova SS as the Seventies equivalent of the 57 Chevy. The Nova sported the magic SS badge until 1972. Wikipedia |
