rls8836
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01-29-23 06:35 PM - Post#2853901
Which of the early years are the most desired.
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 Tony
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01-30-23 06:39 AM - Post#2853910
In response to rls8836
Nothing like a 68-70 396 for me, as well as the COPO version. The SS versions are a great example of the model run.
These models could take all the motors and drive trains of the time so they were quite configurable.
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rls8836
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01-31-23 11:05 AM - Post#2853958
In response to Tony
Right out of high school in May of 69 my friends mom had a or 69 6 cylinder Nova. I loved the simple dash ad the car. I have a 67 Camaro I might would trade for a 68 or 69 Nova.
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Tony
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01-31-23 12:57 PM - Post#2853961
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bobb
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02-04-23 11:53 AM - Post#2854117
In response to rls8836
early novas have a removeable cross member so oil pan removal is easy. makes engine inspection and repair faster if need be. i like a 67
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 wagonmaster
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02-13-23 07:38 AM - Post#2854436
In response to bobb
Bunch (13 or so) of our buddies from High school got 1966 327/350 L79 cars for graduation. I had one ordered when I went to boot camp and Dad got pissed at me and let it go. When in Viet Nam at the "big" PX in Da Nang they had some mfgs there to just sell cars, This was in late 1968. I wanted a 396/375 Chevy II but the wouldn't let me order the 375. no matter how much deposit I gave 'em!! I went home to Atlanta and bought a new Dodge Coronet R/T!
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Tony1963
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02-19-23 04:58 PM - Post#2854732
In response to wagonmaster
Thank you for your service.
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