Legendary L78 Nova

[mockingbird812]

John P's is worth considering IMO....


John Platania's well documented '69 L78 from Brigance - HiPo Chevy Dealer!

[Salvatore]

I am with you Sam about Johnny P's car. ALSO, Mark Shepperd, out in California still have his?

[Tracker1]

I am looking at trading my 1970 Hemi GTX 4-speed (listed in the Supercars for sale section) for it plus cash, so it would have to be this one.

[Schonyenko2]

Do they have the Canadian docs posted up somewhere? I'm not seeing them. Still interested in what the rear is from original.

[1969L78Nova]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Schonyenko2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do they have the Canadian docs posted up somewhere? I'm not seeing them. Still interested in what the rear is from original.</div></div>
I don't think that Canadian docs will show the rear information you are looking for.. I got Canadian docs once from George Z on a supposed Z28 I was thinking on buying.....Turns out it was a former 327 / auto Camaro cloned as a Z28. Those docs made no mention of the rear option code on the Camaro.

[1969L78Nova]

Here is a sample of Canadian Docs:

http://vintagevehicleservices.com/le...ple_opt_55.pdf

Martin

[92646]

The Canadian paperwork is a big plus but not everything. I would think that if the car had the original drive train they would have mentioned it in the ad. That will be a big deal when you go to sell it. From my past expereince I would want to look at the car real close in person before I buy it because these cars were not always special and a car from Canada may of had a tough life and it will show on the underside. From my own experince I would not recomend buying a L78 Nova unless it has <span style="text-decoration: underline">all the original paperwork and the original drivetrain from the factory. </span>