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Old 09-23-2005, 09:25 PM
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Default Re: 1972 Nova SS350 Horse Power Qustion

So...... is it the silver one in the above link?
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Old 09-23-2005, 09:42 PM
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Default Re: 1972 Nova SS350 Horse Power Qustion

Yes it is Marlin.
Sorry for not communicating this in the above post.
I will keep everyone posted. She is coming home next weekend.
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Old 09-24-2005, 12:16 AM
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Default Re: 1972 Nova SS350 Horse Power Qustion

Nice car, well done by you! Did you read the thread on Steve's site where we were talking about it?
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Default Re: 1972 Nova SS350 Horse Power Qustion

Yes I did Marlin. Thank you!
The paint issues are very much topical.
No pannels will need to be replaced.
Should make a for a nice keeper.
We've been looking for a Nova for a long while now
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Default Re: 1972 Nova SS350 Horse Power Qustion

Like Marlin said, there's very good info, and friendly folks over at Steve's geared towards novas. Lotta members from this site are also members over there.
The areas at the bottom of the front fenders are always a problem. They trap moisture between the sheetmetal, and brace causing rust to form inbetween.
Those 72's run pretty well. My son Joe has a 72 ralley nova that with a little modification would run 14.90s pretty consistently. Even with a 2.73 rear.
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