1963 Prostreet Nova, Street Strip, Awesome on 2040-cars
Visalia, California, United States
Body Type:2 door post
Engine:383 stroker
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline and race fuel
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Nova
Trim: base coupe 2 door post
Drive Type: street or strip
Mileage: 0
Exterior Color: Orange
This 1963 prostreet nova is truly very nice so please ask any an all questions as Im sure Im going to miss something,the paint is under a year old it is competition orange with a 4 inch cowl hood, the hood , trunk , bumpers are fiberglass, the trunk was built with hinges to make it easy to put in fuel , all lights and blinkers work great, the car has aluminum firewall , tunnel and motor set back, also aluminum tubs all paneled very nice then dynamatt and carpet, the doors an windows open an close very nice, and the keys. The ignition is is a MSD 6AL box with a MSD 2 stage set up for trans brake. The car has been back halfed with chassis works ladder bars and coil overs, 9 inch ford rear end, duthman axles 33 spline ,488 gears, mustang ll front end, new KYB 90/10 front shocks, the car has new Billet Specialties wheels 15/4 front and 15/15 rear with new tires, Hoosier street slicks 18.50 rear , the car has a full cage and the door bars have been put on swing out kits so you could take them out for easier access for street driving. The motor is a 383 stroker built by Ron Grose Racing he has a web site if you would like to see, he is well known here in California, the motor is new literally just broke in, the motor has eagle ii rods, eagle crank crane roller cam, roller rockers stud girdles, medalon oil pan an also comes with another oil pan than was on the previous 400 sbc that ran in the 9s, forged pistons 12 to 1 , trick flow heads with custom built headers with flomaster exhaust,, holley 750 hp carb new, victor jr. intake, griffen radiator with 2 electric fans, hughs turbo 400 with hughs tranny brake, stall convertor is a 4000, also scatter blanket, the car comes with a set of wheelie bars and it needs them at the track Again thanks for looking and ask any questions !
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