1969 Chevrolet Nova

396

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Clear

Gasoline

This is a numbers matching car. You can see the vin on the block, transmission and rear end. The car does need metal work. I have AMD sheet metal for it. However, the quarter panels are for a '72 and would need to be have the '69 side markers welded into them. There is over $4,000 worth of sheet metal for this car. This is what I have: Full floor with bottom bracing. R&L inner and outer rocker panels, Full trunk, with drop downs, R&L full quarter panels, Rear panel between the quarters and a tail light panel (72 stuff). There is also a master bolt kit and pinion stubber. The sheet metal you would need to complete it would be: Both frame rails, inner and outer wheel well housings and a new pan for the dash. This would give you a rust free body. The car is well documented with the numbers matching engine, transmission and rear end. There is a protector plate, the first registration from 1970 and the 2nd original title from 1970 (which would need to be brought in for transfer) There are also original pictures of the car. There a lot of undocumented cars out there. Top concern for buys is documentation, well this is very well documented. You need to check out the last three numbers of the vin! Look on the block pictures, it is pretty interesting (666) for the last three on the serial number. Lots to talk about on this car. There is a picture of the sheet metal in my truck. I want to give you an idea what all comes with the car. With arrangement, I can hold for a while, but would like to get it out before the snow flies. I understand it might take a couple weeks to get organized to pick it up. I live in Blaine, MN. Yes, that is an original set of red lines for '69. They also go with the car. B.I.N. $12k Thanks for the interest. Tim 763-245-6507 Central Time zone Bid to win, non-refundable deposit within 24 hrs, listed locally and reserve the right to end the auction early.