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1965 Chevrolet Ii Chevy 2 Nova on 2040-parts.com

US $800.00
Location:

West Monroe, Louisiana, US

West Monroe, Louisiana, US
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1965 CHEVY ii NOVA. IT HAS BEEN SITTING FOR YEARS, SELLING FOR PARTS ONLY ..6 CYLINDER, 3 SPEED….RUST OUT IN THE FLOOR…..A GREAT PARTS CAR FOR A 2-DOOR HARD TOP. IT MIGHT MAKE A LIGHT WEIGHT DRAG CAR…..GOOD FRONT FENDERS, AND GRILL,, THIS CAR HAS NOT RUN IN YEARS, SO BRING A TRAILER..ROUGH CONDITION, EMAIL OR CALL JERRY 318 348 3041…SHIPPING CHARGES ARE BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY. EBAY SHIPPING CHARGES ARE NOT CORRECT.. Many other parts cars available.

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