Not a Chevelle but... up Nord' in Grand Rapids, and man that looks like a solid start for an LS swap or a big block. I'm guessing $1500 would take it.
I have a first gen Camaro buddy in Nebraska, and I think he paid $500 or so just for the front frame clip off of a Nova for his '68 Camaro that he needed to swap out for a bent one.
The 73-74 roofline just doesn't do much for me... love the 68-72s though.
Lost in the 60s said
May 1, 2014
$1200
dashboard said
May 1, 2014
Don't the 73's have the fugly front and rear bumper car looking bumpers? Could be a nice project if everything is there but little stuff would add up fast.
Lost in the 60s said
May 1, 2014
dashboard wrote:
Don't the 73's have the fugly front and rear bumper car looking bumpers? Could be a nice project if everything is there but little stuff would add up fast.
You talkin' bout this ???
SShink said
May 1, 2014
In high school I came within inches of trading my '71 Malibu for a '76 Spirit of America edition. There was a survivor one for sale a couple of years ago in Hastings with 50K miles on it for $14K or so, and I looked at it but just couldn't justify it. They are close enough to the 'muscular' Chevelle look that I like them other than the rear wheel well openings being lower than the front (harder to stuff a wide tire under it).
dashboard said
May 1, 2014
Lost in the 60s wrote:
dashboard wrote:
Don't the 73's have the fugly front and rear bumper car looking bumpers? Could be a nice project if everything is there but little stuff would add up fast.
You talkin' bout this ???
Yep, that's them. I think GM installed the 5 mph crash bumper before the design guys had a chance to work it in.
Scott Parkhurst said
May 6, 2014
Better looking than the later 'disco' Novas, but not as mean as the '68-'71s either. Just my opinion...!
Not a Chevelle but... up Nord' in Grand Rapids, and man that looks like a solid start for an LS swap or a big block. I'm guessing $1500 would take it.
I have a first gen Camaro buddy in Nebraska, and I think he paid $500 or so just for the front frame clip off of a Nova for his '68 Camaro that he needed to swap out for a bent one.
http://duluth.craigslist.org/cto/4437091075.html
You talkin' bout this ???
In high school I came within inches of trading my '71 Malibu for a '76 Spirit of America edition. There was a survivor one for sale a couple of years ago in Hastings with 50K miles on it for $14K or so, and I looked at it but just couldn't justify it. They are close enough to the 'muscular' Chevelle look that I like them other than the rear wheel well openings being lower than the front (harder to stuff a wide tire under it).
Yep, that's them. I think GM installed the 5 mph crash bumper before the design guys had a chance to work it in.