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I never had any documentation with the car, and didnt have it long enough to find out.
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Did it have the "born with" engine in it when you had the car?
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Tom
I am doing a 68 L-79 Nova registry, I would rather not discuss the Chevelle. |
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No big deal. Just had heard some rumors about the car and figured best to get it straight from the horse's mouth.
Good luck with the Nova registry.
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After thinking it over I thought I would set it straight on the 68 L-79 Chevelle. The motor is not the born with motor. It was a L-79 motor out of a 68 nova, ironically I wish I had now. I did not sell it as the real deal. The people who made the claims that is the original motor will have to answer to that. It is really a shame ,the car is very nice, to have such a stigma attached to it.It is a very nice recreation plane and simple. I dont want to get another call from someone buying the car and have to answer to it and not tell them the truth. Case closed.
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Jeff, thanks for clearing things up.
![]() And as you say, a very nice car. ![]() BTW, one of those Novas you are working would fit right in at the Pure Stock Drags. Heck, maybe the Deuce guys would let you in their shootout at the SCR. ![]()
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I think the L-79 nova would do pretty good against the Deuces. Might just do that. |
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After thinking it over I thought I would set it straight on the 68 L-79 Chevelle. The motor is not the born with motor. It was a L-79 motor out of a 68 nova, ironically I wish I had now. I did not sell it as the real deal. The people who made the claims that is the original motor will have to answer to that. It is really a shame ,the car is very nice, to have such a stigma attached to it.It is a very nice recreation plane and simple. I dont want to get another call from someone buying the car and have to answer to it and not tell them the truth. Case closed. [/ QUOTE ] Well said Jeff. This is the type of situation that the guy cloning the #68 ZL1 needs to be aware of. The car was built as a recreation, but now... it's being touted as the 'real deal'. Jeff is an upstanding, honest guy, but the subsequent owners.... different story. Nice to put it to rest. As for a race between a '68 L79 Nova vs. a '70 LT1 Nova - let's do it! ![]() Bring it... ![]() ![]()
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Marlin 70 Yenko Nova-350/360, 4speed M21, 4.10 Posi (Daddy's Ride) 69 SS Nova-396/375hp, 4speed M20, 3.55 Posi (Benjamin's Ride) 67 RS Camaro-327/250hp, 2speed Glide, & 3.08 Open (Danny's Ride) |
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I think it would be great race matchup. I accept your challange. Car should be ready for next year! |
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...is there any way to identify if a chevelle came with a L79 motor if the motor and rear are not in the car?
...cowl tag info ..or size of fuel line? ....the car I am looking at has 327 emblems and is a 1968 "Post" chevelle...any help? ![]() |
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