Lookin for BIG block nova - Page 7

**1969l78** · #61 03-07-2008, 05:28 PM

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since your now looking for an L48 car why not change the thread title??

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Unless the right BIG BLOCK comes around gotta leave my options open

**1969l78** · #62 03-07-2008, 05:30 PM

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Which means you can't throw TastyKake wrappers out the window as easily.
You are smarter then Ken looks Sam.

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My dads from PA and he always brings home the tasty cakes when he gets back from visiting. ummmmmmm good

x Baldwin Motion · #63 03-09-2008, 06:06 AM

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since your now looking for an L48 car why not change the thread title??

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Unless the right BIG BLOCK comes around gotta leave my options open

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**1969l78** · #64 03-09-2008, 05:30 PM

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since your now looking for an L48 car why not change the thread title??

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Unless the right BIG BLOCK comes around gotta leave my options open

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I confuse myself

How is this, Any 69 SS 4 speed with paper work to be considered, no projects

mrhp · #65 03-16-2008, 09:53 PM

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/car/608010967.html

**1969l78** · #66 04-09-2008, 01:48 AM

Well for now I have found this 1969 beauty. I bought it from the original owner. She bought it new from Jack Head chevy. It spent its whole life in a garage in California for 39 years. A ton of paper work POP etc. It is only a 6 banger but that is fine by me. I think I am going to put a 427 in it with a m22 and nice 12 bolt. But that is not for awhile, except for the dog dish caps I put on it. But I am still lookin for my dream SS nova.

**mockingbird812** · #67 04-09-2008, 02:03 AM

Cool. Congrats! Show some photos of your interior and underhood, please.

Nova Jed · #68 04-09-2008, 02:19 AM

Rob, you are so lucky to have found and awsome Nova like that! Hot Rod that bad boy and put a stinger hood on it! That looks a lot nicer then the one I looked at for you. Good choice!

**1969l78** · #69 04-09-2008, 02:27 AM

Here ya go. She kept a note book of everything she ever did to the car, from tune ups to oil changes and any service she ever did. I have a huge pile of service records witch date back to 1970. She repainted it once in I think it was 1981, and recovered the seats and put a cloth insert. She said she did it because the viynal was to hot on her back in summer time. The car only had 3000 miles put on it since 1985. She said it just was to hot to drive as she got older, needed air she said. She bought it when she was 23. But as a I stated I have paper work showing all the work. Kinda cool, to bad it was not a L48 or L78 O WELL.

**1969l78** · #70 04-09-2008, 02:44 AM

Here is a pick of some of the old paper work.

First ever oil change

Temporary Identification card from 1969 and a cashiers check in the amount of $21 bucks,dated nov 4 1969

Cool bill from Eddies Speed Shop from 6/4/77 anyone know of this shop?