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Old 11-27-2017, 10:10 PM
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Post throttle rod..

Looks like the right part...they were also used in 1968. Pretty sure the Chevelle had a cable.

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Looks like the right part...they were also used in 1968. Pretty sure the Chevelle had a cable.

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So "all" BB Nova's in 1968' were all solid rod equipped , or could some have had a throttle cable?
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