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From my understanding, this car was never touched. Only 2 owner, original and my friend. I don't have the car in my possession yet, it is still in his garage. I will grab pictures next time im over there. I paid 1,000$ for it. My father looked at it and he is the one who brought up it not having a post. As for the condition, i described it in an earlier post. It's not a gem, but body isnt that bad. its mostly the interior and the 1 rear window.
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Cool......However, if I were you I would check the title against the vin numbers on this car. There is no way a stock 69 Nova is a postless hardtop.......If the title says Nova, either its the wrong year or the wrong type of car. Be careful.
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I'm all in. Show us a photo.
My first car was a '70 Nova, love the Nova's. No "factory" hardtops made after 1967. Last edited by lakeroadster; 10-22-2012 at 07:52 PM. |
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Well okay, i feel like a real dummy. Me being 25, i don't know much about these cars. I totally got confused on what car was what... He has the 69 nova and a 69 lemans... he sold me the LEMANS@!!!!! not the nova... Hence the no post. He could have showed me a damned dodge dart and i wouldnt know the difference lol.
So now that is all figured out. I am kinda upset too lol. I thought i was getting the nova... but the lemans is still pretty kickass looking. Knowing this, could someone give me a general pricing info so i know how much to put this thing up for? I have been looking at some pictures online, and if i don't sell it. I might end up doing the minor body work it needs and throwing a nice paint job on it (since i paint myself) and just keeping it. Kinda really like the car when its all cleaned up and shiny. again... i am so sorry for my ignorance. i know nothing about older cars. http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbglasson/3409335720/ that is the color, and wheels that are on it. Just old and dirty and not mint like this one. |
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Glad that got cleared up.....It was bugging a bunch of us...we need to get a life....lol
Those are cool cars.
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I can finally sleep....I even went and researched....Nobody is right all the time and I've made my share of errors. You still have a really cool car and should post some pictures....I love all those 60's early 70's cars and have soft spot in my heart for the Pontiacs.
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69 lemans, you made out better kid..
novas are kool and all, but when they need floor work.. it's most likly more than just the floors.. the lemans, has a frame a real frame.. check that out.. if solid. you got a nice car.. it's the twin to the chevelle.. |
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