Another '70 Nova SS 396 at auction, but strange...

[Allen]

Should they use someone else's pictures like that?

[TDW]

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Should they use someone else's pictures like that?

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NO!

[Nova Research Project]

The car being sold on the Russo and Steele site was on ebay several years back and has Canadian documentation. It was a complete car with a CE block. Just needed quarters/fenders and to freshen everything up.

It did have body side molding vs rocker as shown in the site.

This car was also listed for sale on the Desert Autosport site earlier this year. Funny it had pictures of a silver Nova in the ad along with the green pictures.

Greg

[Bill Pritchard]

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Should they use someone else's pictures like that?

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Evidently, it's not uncommon. 3 years ago there was a black 69 Chevelle SS396 convertible that was being auctioned at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale. In both their printed catalog and on their website they had pictures of my car. I know it was my car because my house was in the background of the picture! I went to the auction and hunted up the seller; told him about it and he said those were the pictures that he was sent when he was buying the car the previous year! So evidently, once a picture of your car appears online somewhere, you should not be surprised to see it used anywhere

[Allen]

They probably shouldn't have used that one. It was a hot topic several years ago due to being advertised with the original born-with engine when the real born-with engine is alive and well in another Nova.