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Was on the fence of purchasing a 1964 Chevy Nova but a mechanic I know says it isn't worth the trouble and headache because they're unreliable and parts would be hard to find. What do you guys think
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Was on the fence of purchasing a 1964 Chevy Nova but a mechanic I know says it isn't worth the trouble and headache because they're unreliable and parts would be hard to find. What do you guys think
Negative. There is a ton of parts out there for those cars & plenty of shops to do the work for you if you can't fix it yourself. The mechanic sounds anti-classic cars to me. A classic car is always worth the trouble & headache imoWas on the fence of purchasing a 1964 Chevy Nova but a mechanic I know says it isn't worth the trouble and headache because they're unreliable and parts would be hard to find. What do you guys think
allreds What's your mechanical skill like? Are you prepared to do the work yourself and outsource just a few jobs or is your mechanic going to do everything?
Yeah, that one checks all the right boxes. You'd still want to see it in person though or have a mechanic who specializes in classic cars to look at it. Also, I don't know if you heard of them or not but there's a classic car dealer out in Plymouth, Michigan who sell classic cars called VanGuard Motor Sales. I watch all their youtube vids & they have insane classic inventory. Through their videos they show you all the inside/outside of the car, put it on a lift to see the under body. They have a very well established reputation as being one of the best in the business as 90% of their inventory is sold sight unseen. Check them out, who knows you might find yourself a better deal.Mechanical skills are 1/10 so I'm not prepared to do the work. My mechanic is going to do everyhing.
Let's say I were to buy something like this.
1964 Chevrolet Nova | eBay
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For that price, pretty much everything is restored and the car is good to drive as a daily right?
For that price it needs to come with an LS not LT imo. I thought you were talking about a running project was about to go off lmao.Mechanical skills are 1/10 so I'm not prepared to do the work. My mechanic is going to do everyhing.
Let's say I were to buy something like this.
1964 Chevrolet Nova | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1964 Chevrolet Nova at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.com
For that price, pretty much everything is restored and the car is good to drive as a daily right?
Mechanical skills are 1/10 so I'm not prepared to do the work. My mechanic is going to do everyhing.
Let's say I were to buy something like this.
1964 Chevrolet Nova | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 1964 Chevrolet Nova at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.com
For that price, pretty much everything is restored and the car is good to drive as a daily right?
That's tax tax I just noticed it's not even an SSit is, but 37.5 is ALOT for a Nova, especially when its a engine swaped example...might wanna browse bring a trailer just in case you can score a better deal...good news is that LT1 is fuel injected so it'll start right up, and feel a lil bit more modern power wise.
before you cop da whip, pay a mechanic to do a pre purchase inspection... don't wanna be stuck with a rust bucket...body work is EXPENSIVE.