Hugger Orange 1969 Nova SS L78 survivor
 

Check this out. A completely original, rust free and unrestored L78 Nova that still wears it’s original factory Hugger Orange paint (is it Hugger or Monaco Orange on a Nova?) with 83k miles. Not cheap, but what a neat car!

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d...155336784.html

That’s cool!!

That is pretty cool.

And a rubber floor mat, That is a very cool car.

I believe this was the car that was recently flipped out of SoCal.

And dyno tuned by Fiasco Automotive


See here for some cool info on Fiasco-I just learned something!



https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...motive.721864/


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VIN 114279W401822
What anyone pays/asks their own business but truths of originality stretched w/ whole nose at least repainted
since this 12/19 SYC thread...
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=158352
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~ Pete

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Reason this is such a good site you folks keep great track of the rare cars!

$69k buy-it-now...in the link below.

Link to 1969 L78 Nova auction

69 L78 Nova....
 

Looks like an interesting car...deck stamp appears to be legit. I have some concerns about the front end; headlite bezels have been changed...there is no rubber radiator flap and i can't see the series of little holes that should be on the top of the radiator support for the pins that hold the flap...looks like there are several threaded holes...that would indicate a support from a small block or 6cyl car....perhaps pieces were changed when the nose was painted or..??

The ad mentions a 3.31 gear with 4.10 now...the default gear for an L78 car is a 3.55...3.31 would have been a special order.

A personal inspection is in order if you are serious.

-wilma