1972 Chevrolet Nova Rally Coupe Sharp 1972 Chevrolet Nova Rally
two-door coupe finished in dark green with a black interior and
bench seat. It is powered by a 350 V8 with a 4-barrel carburetor
and automatic transmission with a shift kit. The car presents well
and runs good. Features & Details 350 V8 4-barrel carburetor
Automatic transmission with shift kit Dark green exterior Black
interior with bench seat New rear shocks New radio/CD unit included
Original steering wheel included No rust-through observed Known
Issues Slight valve cover leak at the rear Horn is not currently
working, likely due to a loose wire Radio is inoperable;
replacement radio/CD unit included Evidence of a previous repair
visible around the lower rear window area A nice-running Nova Rally
with a strong 350 V8, attractive color combination, and several
straightforward items that can be addressed as desired. Important
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vehicle is located at our client's home, not in Cadillac, Michigan.
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