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How much is a 1977 Chevy Nova worth?

My stepdad is donating for free a 1977 Chevy Nova to me. It’s a 6cy, 250 block, 2Door, automatic, a/c, 36,000 miles. Sounds great to me. Here’s what needs to be done. The car has been sitting since 1990 on a farm, only 1 original owner, bought car brand new at the time. Before car was parked for good all it needed was a carborator and shocks. the car purred like a kitten, regular maintanance was done, he was a mechanic. I now look at the car and visually all 4 original white wall tires are flat, some outside rust. alot of rubber inside is sticky from the heat. dusty engine. all fluids are still full including gas. still original radio, lol lol. seats are perfect condition. rugs a little stained but okay. We want to put a scoop on hood and paint it shinny black and gold. Maybe down the road put a v8, double muffler, pump the back tires up. Leave it with all the vintage accessories. How much would it be worth before repairs then after repairs?

wow. right now that car is not worth a heck of a lot. Its not a SS or covertible. What ever you do don’t try and start it. The gas has turned to varnish by now and that tank needs to be drained and flushed. I agree that the motor should be tried to be cranked my hand. Remove all the belts and toss them then try and crank the motor by hand. It is my guess the pistions have become part of the cylinder walls and the motor will have to be rebuilt. You will also need to flush the coolant out of the radiator and well as flush the brakes, transmission ans rear end. Right now restored fully the car is worth maximum of about 5000. It is not a rare or collectible at this point. go on line and look at ebay. you will see a range of a few hundred to a few thousand for a 77 nova. Some times free does not mean inexpensive. My own personaly feeling is that your will spend more money fixing it then the car is worth. Right now its worth a few hundred bucks.

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