1966 Chevrolet Nova Chevy Ii on 2040-cars
Beatrice, Nebraska, United States
I am listing a 1966 Chevy II Nova for sale for a friend. The copper metallic paint is shiny however not new paint and has a few blemishes here and there, age of the paint is unknown. The car has most of the original trim including the rocker moldings, grille and chrome front and rear bumpers. Windows have been tinted. The car has a short style cowl induction hood. The black interior consists of bucket seats with vinyl and cloth inserts and the rear seat was stitched to match the front. Interior has center console and a Sony cd/mp3/am/fm player in dash stereo. There are also a set of aftermarket gauges under the dash and a column mounted tachometer. Inside the truck is a very nice spatter finish and a reproduction trunk mat for a clean look. The rear quarters were replaced prior to paint and the car shows no signs of rust as the car was purchased from the south. The engine is a Walden built 383 with a hydraulic roller cam, Edelbrock high rise intake, aluminum heads, Holley carburetor and ceramic coated headers that flow into Flowmaster exhaust. The engine is cooled by an aluminum radiator. There is just the right combination of aluminum and chrome under the hood to set it off. The transmission is a built TH350 with stall converter. The 3 speed automatic is on the floor with a Cheetah Turbo Action shifter. The rear end is a 12 bolt with an Eaton carrier 3.42 posi. The wheels are Billet Specialites with 185/65/15 radials up front and 235/60/15 Mickey Thompson Drag radials in the rear and the tires are near new all the way around. Disc brake conversion on the front. The car is very snappy, fun to drive and handles well. The car looks great and drives like it should and was built to run and cruise at the same time. Thanks for looking and if you have further questions, please contact the owner for specifics and any other inquiries you might have at (402)806-2462. On Jun-30-14 at 19:28:56 PDT, seller added the following information:
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