1969 Granny Nova..

For Sale1969 Chevrolet Nova 2 Door Coupe
Vehicle Information:
Sold new at Tremont Chevrolet, Bronx, NY 4/25/69
32,000 original miles. 250cid 6cyl with powerglide/2.73 10 bolt
Rust free bodycompletely stripped and repainted base/clear...3 coats of each.
All new emblems, b/s moldings, bezels, bumpers, door handles and carpeting.
Original stainless windshield trim, cleaned and polished.
5 1969 XG coded Rally Wheels with new 205/75/14 radial tires.
New front and rear brakes, brake hardware, drums turned and re-finished.
Front sway bar was added4 new Monroe shocks.
Undercarriage cleaned, rust-proofed and SEM Rust-Shield chassis paint applied.
Transmission inspected and serviced, carburetor rebuilt, fresh tune-up.
Engine bay completely painted and detailed, all new hoses, belts and filters.
Documentation: Original bill of sale, POP, owners manual and build sheet.
This vehicle can be driven and enjoyed as isor it will make the perfect starting point for a big block or small block conversion, hotrod or.???
Runs, looks and drives like new.

Over $32k invested..asking $25,900

tom@wilmasboy.com
518-821-6406


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You have asked a good question...I have been collecting Novas since 2000....we currently have 10 "in stock".

7 are original L78 cars

2 6 cyl granny's

1 68 SS 427/TH400 car..originally a 350SS/pg

My wife has 2 Camaros...a 69 SS350/4spd and a 2002 Berger Phase 1 6spd convertible red/white

Bought my first L78 Nova in 1973...forest green, bench seat, 4 spd..sold it in 1980...so there was a 20 year vacation from the hobby. We have decided to "downsize" a little and make room for other interests...so, some of the Novas are for sale...they range from the 6cyl gold car all the way up to rotisserie restored trailer queens...with a few in between. I love these cars and have made some great friends in the hobby....I'm a member of National Nostalgic Nova and have attended a number of the Nova National events...I enjoy helping other Nova folks, especially those just starting out..it's nice to be able to share info and with others. If you go to www.wilmasboy.com and click on the Nova Research Project link you can see some of the cars. I don't buy and sell or flip...but, it's time to move a few and look at new things.

Dan was my intro to this site so I felt the need to answer your question and probably offer more than expected. Our collection is pretty well known in the hobby and all of the cars are the real deal...no restamps or funny stuff.

So, there you have it...I'm a Nova guy who has been lucky to find some great cars...and meet some great people in the process. Thanks for the ride..

wilma

Thanks for that explaination Wilma, you certainly have very high quality Nova's and it is a pleasure seeing them.

I spotted a Berger Camaro in cottage country about 170 km north of Toronto last summer. You said your wife's was red...