Original Tuxedo Black '70 Nova 350/4-sp, Docs

[scuncio]

Cool car...wish I could read the POP to see which engine it was originally ordered with. I think the asking price is a bit of a stretch for a driver, but definitely a desirable car with the original Code 19 trim tag.

Interesting that it comes with a 1969 owner's manual...better double check the VIN stamped into the POP :)

Link to 1970 Nova auction (https://ebay.to/3jHHRUt)

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[Bill Pritchard]

FWIW, I think the POP tape shows the OO was from South St. Paul MN.

[69 Post Sedan]

It is a nice looking Nova but definitely overpriced. Just from looking at the pictures quickly, wrong steering wheel, fan shroud and the exhaust is hideous. It’s not a Holley double pumper like the ad describes either.....lol It’s hard to tell in the pictures but it doesn’t look like a real SS hood.

I also thought a real Super Sport came with power brakes in 1970?

A bench seat, 4-speed is a win win in my book!

Kurt

[Bill Pritchard]

Yes, a real SS would have had PDB from the factory. The emblems notwithstanding, sellers are not representing this car as an original "SS", so seeing the drum brake master cyl is not surprising. Front side marker lamps are incorrect for a 70.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

That car has a serious identity crisis! The only good thing on it is the spare tire / rim.....