1971 Chevrolet Nova Drag-Strip Ready Street Legal

This is a Strip-Ready Car that is also Street Legal

Selling for a Fraction of what is cost to build! Over $20,000 Invested

• Full Roll Cage
• Race Seat
• Stripped of all extra weight (No Other interior)
• Fuel Cell in Trunk (light weight 6 Gallon
  • Comes with extra 20 Gallon Fuel Cell (If you want it to be a street car)

• Mad Max styled street & strip project car. I'm letting go of it due to lack of time and an upcoming move. Runs and drives but needs tuning and a few finishing touches

The engine was built by the mechanic that sold the car to me.

It was only used for the strip for a handful of runs so the mileage is unknown but extremely low

• 409 SBC ($4,000)
  • 500 + HP Build - very seriously built motor with plenty of Horsepower
• Race 750 CFM Carb ($600)
• ProForm Turbo 350 Trans - StreetFighter with Performance Shift Kit $2,500)
• B&M Reverse Manual Valve Body with Ratchet Shifter ($300)
• 4.11 Rear End Gear (Spooled) ($2,300)
• 12 Bolt on Leaf Springs ($1,200)
• Manual Steering & Brakes (Throwing in a brake booster)
• Roll Cage ($3,500)
• Custom Dash (Working Oil Gauge)
• 6 Gallon Gas tank - Racing Fuel Cell (20 Gallon Gas Fuel Cell comes with it)
• Race seat (driver only) ($425) 5 point harness Belt system ($250)
• Racing wheel ($650)
• Working brake lights, Manual switch turn signal and headlights so its Street legal
• New alternator, water pump, and radiator fan and Large Radiator ($750)
• Headers $400
• New exhaust – Wide Pipe Open Flow ($1,800)
• Custom Hood ($425)

• Paint job is a Black Matt Finish (Mad Max Look) $3,500
• DIGITAL HEADS UP DISPLAY FOR SPEEDOMETER and TACH (Needs finishing)
  • Guage setup and initial wiring installed
  • Needs Mirror reflector to Windshield and wiring finished

Recommended updates for Street Driving

• A new Higher Volume fuel pump (current one is underpowered)
• A new radiator hose (type with interior coil)
• Speedometer – Can easily get one online and install in 15 minutes -
  Front Tires (Need to be reseated as they leak around the seal)
• Rear Tires – are “off Road” type tread – Great tread but if you want to street drive it I recommend another set of tires.
• I would add a Temp switch for radiator Fan so it regulated properly for street driving