1970 Nova SS396 L78 4-speed Documented
 

documented 1970 Nova SS396 4-speed L78, original protecto plate, was painted years ago Hugger orange, NOM solid lifter 396, very fast, runs and drives well $19500

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please excuse, Tim 978-664-9766

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A pics, if possible, would be appreciated.

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here I'll give it a try

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oops.... now

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another attachment

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Those 4th generation over flow bottles. Work well in 3rd gen cars. Is it a real huggar orange car? Buld week 06B? Earl

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Why the 6cyl rad hold-down?

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It is a paint code 48 48 car, I do not remember the date code off hand, but will confirm and post . Who knows what it's been through, that's an expendable part anyway, I bet no one except for the original owner and the fellow I bought it from, did not know what they had, the person I bought the car from found the Protecto plate within the dash of the car and wrote Nova resource, they gave him the surprisingly good news. He also had conversation with the original owner's wife, this car had been raced when her husband bought it new, he got rid of it then because it got him in trouble.