1970 Nova L78 SS396 375HP 4 Speed. Numbers matching 396 NO RESERVE!

NO RESERVE

$1 STARTING BID

I don't bump bids I don't play games. It is what it is. A lot of effort goes into listing cars. Please arrange financing, alk to your wife, ray about it, leep on it. I don't know. But please bid only if you want the car. If you get here and it's not as described that's different I don't expect you to take it. But PLEASE PLEASE show up or pay and have it it shipped.

I listed this car twice a couple months ago and got 2 bad bidders. The 1st guy gave a deposit right after auction ended then next morning messages me from California and says he can't buy it to please refund his deposit. So I did. The 2nd time I listed it a biddercancels his bid and it then dropped back to the initial bidder who never responded. I got upset and figured I would keep it. Ebay is very fair for a buyer but not so much forthe Seller. When It comes to a bad bidder the seller has no recourse on it. Sometimes it makes you lose faith in the selling process.Unfortunately I spent too much on both cars. over $60,000 and it cut me too short. I have over $31,000 invested in this car and I believe it to be worth $35,000 to $40,000

LOOK AT MY FEEDBACK!! IT IS PERFECT. I am an honest seller trying to sell a car.

BOTH ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION ARE NUMBERS MATCHING WITH THE VIN STAMPED ON BOTH.

I boughtthis car and a 1969 Camaro Z28 about 2 months ago. I got a great deal for both but I can't afford tokeep both for financial reasons and have to sell one. I am choosing to sell this 1970 Nova l-78 SS396.Last high bidder wins. Up for auction isa1970 Chevrolet Nova SS L/78 396/375hp Muncie M20 4 speed and 12 bolt rear end. The engine has 11:1 compression and solid lifter cams. It runs great on premium fuel. The interior looks like new. The paint is in great wonderful condition with a few very small touchups or imperfections.The undercarriage has a ton of markings which I assume tobe done to keep to originality.Whenever this car was restored it was done right.Everything works on this car except for the heater it is not hooked up. It runs great, hifts smoothly between gears and stops great. AT 80mph in runs nice and straight with tons of throttle on tap. Engine stays cool.It has what looks like factory disc brakes on the front but the rear brakes are aftermarketWilwood disc brakes. The one picture in the numbers off the engine which matches the vin. Tires and rims appear to be brand new.It stops on a dime. I am not aGM expert but I took all these numbers and decoded them the best I can andI will break down all the numbers for you as follows.

The block has all the following stamps on it

379541 which is the last six of the vin

3969854 Y0610CKO which when researchedI come up with a 1970 big block 375 horsepower with Manual transmission

Heads are 3964291 f770 and f870 which is June 1970

Manifolds are marked 3909879 3916178

Carburetor is Holly 4557 which comes back to a big block 4 speed

Distributer 1112000 0f9 which come to June 1970

Intake is from Winters foundry in Canton Ohio # 3963569

Transmission Casting: 3925661 Years: 1970 - 1974 Ratios: M20 2.52 1s, 21 2.20 1st, 22 2.20 1st

I cannot guarantee all pieces are original asI don't know for sure but if not the original pieces some one went through a pain staking and expensiveprocess to find all date correct items.

I've supplied all info the best I can but research some yourself to verify.

International bidders are more than welcome. Being this is a high ticket item Wire transfer is also ok If it's easier. I will accept cash but it's a ton of cash to bring.

If a picture speaks 1000 words you have 24000 words to look at. Feel free to bid with confidence as this is anice1970 NovaThe title shows63,000 Actualmiles. Please try to pickup within 7 days If shipping and car is paid for I don't care if it sits here a month. A $500 Paypal deposit is due within 24 hours of auction end. Sold ASIS because of its age. Any questions feel free to call 330-284-7585 I will not end Auction early for any amount. I like to gamble so $1 starts it. Last bidder at $20,000 or $70,000 wins it. Doesn't matter.