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The Nova isn’t necessarily Chevrolet’s most popular car, but this doesn’t necessarily mean it still doesn’t have so many fans all over the world.
And if any of these fans is looking for one of the last rear-wheel-drive Novas ever manufactured, here it is.
This 1979 Chevrolet Nova is up for grabs for anyone who’s willing to pay just $3,500. This means the last rear-wheel-drive Nova can be yours for the price of two maxed out iPhones (as a side note, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is available in the United States with 512 GB of storage, SIM-free, and with AppleCare + Theft Protection with a $1,748 price tag).
Getting back to the Nova, the owner says it’s actually a barn find, but it’s not clear if they restored anything on it or this is exactly the condition of the car when it was saved.
On the other hand, the photos that are included in the ad show that the Nova is actually in a surprisingly good condition, as there’s just minimal rust here and there. In other words, should you decide to restore it, the project should be fairly simple, and given the car can be yours for just $3,500, there’s a good chance the final cost won’t be too big.
The car, which is located in Deputy, Indiana, has nearly 29,500 miles (47,475 km) on the clock, as seen in one of the photos, and which you can also check out in the gallery here. The pictures are living proof the car is in a relatively good condition, and with new brakes, you should be able to use it as your daily driver.
“Barn find 1979 Nova 29000 original miles. Have title. Have all paper work since new. Automatic with a straight 6. Runs great, needs brakes to be a driver. Nice older car with minimal rust,” the owner says.
This 1979 Chevrolet Nova is up for grabs for anyone who’s willing to pay just $3,500. This means the last rear-wheel-drive Nova can be yours for the price of two maxed out iPhones (as a side note, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is available in the United States with 512 GB of storage, SIM-free, and with AppleCare + Theft Protection with a $1,748 price tag).
Getting back to the Nova, the owner says it’s actually a barn find, but it’s not clear if they restored anything on it or this is exactly the condition of the car when it was saved.
On the other hand, the photos that are included in the ad show that the Nova is actually in a surprisingly good condition, as there’s just minimal rust here and there. In other words, should you decide to restore it, the project should be fairly simple, and given the car can be yours for just $3,500, there’s a good chance the final cost won’t be too big.
The car, which is located in Deputy, Indiana, has nearly 29,500 miles (47,475 km) on the clock, as seen in one of the photos, and which you can also check out in the gallery here. The pictures are living proof the car is in a relatively good condition, and with new brakes, you should be able to use it as your daily driver.
“Barn find 1979 Nova 29000 original miles. Have title. Have all paper work since new. Automatic with a straight 6. Runs great, needs brakes to be a driver. Nice older car with minimal rust,” the owner says.
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