1966 L79 Nova Sport Coupe
 

I have my 66 L79 Nova project car listed on ebay. Listing # is 190342777486. Sorry I can't figure out how to attach the link to this ad.
Buy it now is $21.5K. SYC member price is $20K. All of the hard to find, and expensive parts are included with the sale. Please email or call me at 480-772-0795 with any questions.

Thanks,
Kevin

Re: 1966 L79 Nova Sport Coupe
 

Real L79 Nova

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Thanks Stephano, I really needed the help !!

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Real L79 Nova

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Good Luck with the sale. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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Good luck with the sale Kevin! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

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had no idea an L79 could come with a 3 on the tree. learn something new every day

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Story is the original buyer somehow didn't order a 4 speed, and the three speed is the standard trans offering, just like all other GM cars except L78s,L72's, Zs etc. With a bench seat, they put it on the column. I have the correct column floor shift ring, as well as a correct Nova bench seat shifter with new box and rods.

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I had a 3 speed 69 Camaro L78 but it was a floor shift

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The black '66 Acadian Post car we all here looked at last year on Bay was and still is an original L79 3-Tree car too..

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I used to have a '69 427 L36 390hp Impala SS with factory HD three speed on the tree with a factory console shifter delete plate. Yes, I still have a copy of the build sheet, but sold the car in 1990.

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Wow...that is a cool combo. I would put it back to the column shift..

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Rare, but desirable? https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/dunno.gif

Re: 1966 L79 Nova Sport Coupe
 

Desirable to Charley, it would appear. Kind of like odd colors or other weird option combos, it would appeal to seasoned collectors who have already had a Marina Blue 4sp SS and want to venture off the beaten path a little. Someone like... Charley:)

FWIW, If it was a "keeper", I'd restore it with the 3 on the tree too. If I knew I had to flip it before too long, I suppose the 4sp would get the nod. Either way, it will be a neat car when its done.