'70 Nova L78 (nicely documented)

[1970Bluel78]

I can vividly remember throwing my " Pancake " intake into the dumpster and putting on a Wiend high rise........Yikes 20/20

[Salvatore]

Don't feel bad, that is where all the smog junk and dog dish hub caps went too. Just think that was the "IN" think to do in 1969 to about 1974. You better not show up and hang around the speed shops or Hot Shops with that original stuff STILL on your car. You had about a 2 week window to ditch that original non-performance stuff. Jack it up and put some L60's on a set of deep dish Cragars.

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Don't feel bad, that is where all the smog junk and dog dish hub caps went too. Just think that was the "IN" think to do in 1969 to about 1974. You better not show up and hang around the speed shops or Hot Shops with that original stuff STILL on your car. You had about a 2 week window to ditch that original non-performance stuff. Jack it up and put some L60's on a set of deep dish Cragars.

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You're killing me here!

[bad1racing]

Tom,You are correct about the 3,000rpm thing.The 68 motor that I have doesn't come on real strong until then.Then you better have a good hold on to the wheel and the shifter because it winds up in a hurry.It's almost like a 2stroke dirt bike coming up on the pipe.Kinda a dog until it gets on the pipe.
Kendall

[WILMASBOYL78]

Those motors need some R's to get them rocking and then hold on!! It kind of reminds me of my buddies Cessna floatplane...you have to get it "up on the step" to get her free and airborn....

wilma

[Steven J]

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i bought an L-78 nova from him as well, it's somewhere in colorado as we speak and headed for sparks nevada


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Do you have any photos to share ?

[deuce-less]

i have a few pics, although the car hasn't arrived yet...

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