Worth it?? 69' Nova
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Worth it?? 69' Nova
i really miss the 76' Nova i had. sold it to pay off my wedding and was in the middle of a career change.
well really would like another project(so i stop messin with my F250 DD/Tow rig)
found this little badboy for sale. guys is asking $500obo
1969 Nova (Rolling Chassis)
body is damn good shape
even if i dont mess with it for a while, i would still like to have it as a project to. wanna build a street/strip car out of it. i figure it is a solid foundation.
opinions???
well really would like another project(so i stop messin with my F250 DD/Tow rig)
found this little badboy for sale. guys is asking $500obo
1969 Nova (Rolling Chassis)
body is damn good shape
even if i dont mess with it for a while, i would still like to have it as a project to. wanna build a street/strip car out of it. i figure it is a solid foundation.
opinions???
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$500 for a rolling chassie isnt too bad.... But its stripped and no glass (1k) there in new stuff for sure, trust me...lol
Is a 12 bolt? Is it an AC car? ya know the basic questions.
What are your plans..... tube chassie drag car? or resto weekend crusier.?
If you want a full out drag car go for it.... if not man that is a lot of money and time to make it a weekend bruser.
Dirty
Is a 12 bolt? Is it an AC car? ya know the basic questions.
What are your plans..... tube chassie drag car? or resto weekend crusier.?
If you want a full out drag car go for it.... if not man that is a lot of money and time to make it a weekend bruser.
Dirty
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Definitely worth $500 in that apparent condition (meaning, no major holes or rust, as far as the pics show). These are popular cars and nice ones are expensive, plus they hold their value as well as comparable A & F bodies of that era.
I'm a big fan of '68-'72 Novas, and what's great is they have huge aftermarket resto support, just like a Chevelle/Camaro of that era. Parts sorucing won't be hard, unless you're insistant on swap meet deals.
Personally, I'd want to buy something much more complete, but if you really want a ground-up project, this looks to be a good choice.
I'm a big fan of '68-'72 Novas, and what's great is they have huge aftermarket resto support, just like a Chevelle/Camaro of that era. Parts sorucing won't be hard, unless you're insistant on swap meet deals.
Personally, I'd want to buy something much more complete, but if you really want a ground-up project, this looks to be a good choice.
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FYI.... just looked at the pics again and noticed that the front bumper and sidemarker appear to be from a '70+, not a '69.