Details 1969 396 375hp SS Nova 19,538 miles

[1969l78]

And that will be my last words on this thread. Sorry for boring everyone. brgrman go had and keep bashing what I say because it makes you feel good about yourself and you think it makes you look cool in front of your buddies.

[brgrman]

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I and some others know how dishonest you are- if you want to use baseball terms--you remind me of Roger Clemens, (I was not at Jose Canseco party), but as time goes on truth starts to leak out. But being a car fan I would love to see motor pics. The part that bothers me is dishonesty, not the fact that I did not get the car, I have stated all along I am looking for a matching numbers drive line car with doc's, so if you would have done your homework then you would know what I am lookin for. You mislead people from day one with the generic description of the car in the first post to all the garbage you post up till today. I can go to bed at night knowin I am an honest guy. I will find my car someday and am not the least bit sad I did not get yours, just upset another guy in this great hobby misleading people. All the guys I have talked to on this site are 1st class guy--all but one. And as for your reputation statement-- Im a 31 year old guy-why would I come on here and lie and burn bridges--gets you no where in life. Good luck buddy

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Every person including YOU that inquired about the Nova,I told them in the first minutes or sentences of any phone conversation that the cars original drive train is not in the car and I have NO ACSESS to it, but know where it is. Motor in Oak Park, trans in Barrington, rear end in my garage. Yes the description is vague but the phone conversations were VERY DETAILED to every one who called. If you are looking for a # matching car, on the phone you knew the car was not right away in first minutes of conversation. So why all your griping?
Who knows, only you know. Maybe to cover your tracks on not being a a real buyer and all your friend are asking you why didn't you buy the car. Enough said, if you feel ok, I think I'll try to post some more picts, but don't come crying now the car was sold and picked up.

[Postsedan]

More pics, more pics. That would make Bruce and I very happy.

Dan.

[brgrman]

In the old vintage picture of the Nova "NOVA II TUFF" The guy in the blue shirt by the Nova is the original owner and the guy in the white shirt by the Impala is the second owner that I bought the Nova from. The second owner is still alive and well has all the history and live across from the alley from the original owner. The Original owner ,his best friend and car buddy has now died and the car was willed to the 2nd owner. I picked up the car from him. So there's no iffy anything about this car, he knows every minute of the cars life, he was one of his original budies that went to Brigance Chevy to pick this Nova up when the special ordered Nova was picked up fo

[Xplantdad]

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More pics, more pics. That would make Bruce and I very happy.

Dan.

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Yes it would!

[Postsedan]

O.K. I`ve got some pics.....John Platania wanted me to share these most impressive docs with everyone.







Dan.

[brgrman]

Sorry my batteries on my key board died from all this typing. Just changed them and up and running again.

[brgrman]

[brgrman]

These original valve covers were just re-chromed.

[brgrman]

Look on the fire wall theres two holes were the second owner told me was the ignition box for racing.


The paint shop put the air cleaner sticker on.