70 Nova Heater Box, Cowl Panel and Engine Harness

[NorCam]

Being that there are many Yenko and L78 Nova guys here I thought I would ask if anyone has the following original parts available. I'm assuming these parts crossover multiple years and that the heater box is the same for Camaro?

Front Cowl Panel 68-72
Complete Heater Box 68-72 SBC
Engine Wiring Harness 4 Spd SBC (No Gauges)
Wiper Transmission 68-72
Wiper Arms & Blades

Let me know if you have any clean parts. Shipping to 59484 Montana. Thanks for looking.

[ALLZS]

I have a cowl panel from a 69 nova

[bbbentley]

Originally Posted by nova7579

FYI wiper transmission is the same as 69 Camaro.

Brian

I believe the heater box & wiper arms/blades are same as 1st gen Canaro, as well
If the parts are same as Camaro, I believe I have everything you need less cowl panel and outer (engine compartment) heater box, unless you want a big block outer?

[NorCam]

Originally Posted by bbbentley

I believe the heater box & wiper arms/blades are same as 1st gen Canaro, as well
If the parts are same as Camaro, I believe I have everything you need less cowl panel and outer (engine compartment) heater box, unless you want a big block outer?

I have the outer box and an NOS core. But need the complete inner assembly. I believe they are the same as Camaro as well. Wipers and arms are also the same if you have those too. I'll shoot you guys a PM when I get back from blowing snow off the driveway. Got 4" overnight. Ugggh.

[bbbentley]

Originally Posted by nova7579

FYI wiper transmission is the same as 69 Camaro.

Brian

Can someone confirm / verify this? I cannot find a definitive answer.

[Woj]

I parted a 69 Nova a few years back and have the wiper assembly and heater box. I can send some pix Wednesday if interested..

[NorCam]

Originally Posted by Woj

I parted a 69 Nova a few years back and have the wiper assembly and heater box. I can send some pix Wednesday if interested..

Sent you a PM Phil. Thanks in advance

[mockingbird812]

Man Graeme, I was going to tell you to forget about the heater as that looks cool and IS a weight savings, but then again, it can get down right nippy up in Canada .................................................. .................................................. ...................... during the summer months! ;>))

[nova7579]

Originally Posted by bbbentley

Can someone confirm / verify this? I cannot find a definitive answer.

bbbentley and others.......sorry for the wrong information. They are not the same.
Brian

[NorCam]

Originally Posted by mockingbird812

Man Graeme, I was going to tell you to forget about the heater as that looks cool and IS a weight savings, but then again, it can get down right nippy up in Canada .................................................. .................................................. ...................... during the summer months! ;>))

Yes it can be off sometimes Sam. For the most part summers are good here with 70-90 degree temps, but I've seen 4 seasons in one day here whether it be May, June or July. I took the 68 to a local show mid August of this year and when I rolled it out to fire it up, the temps were just a few degrees above freezing that morning. (Rocky Mountain weather is unpredictable at best)

As far as the heater assembly goes...just trying to add some weight to bring the front end down w/o cutting down the front springs. Fluids, intake and headers should add some weight and settle in down another inch or two.

Originally Posted by nova7579

bbbentley and others.......sorry for the wrong information. They are not the same.
Brian

Thank Brian...