1966 Chevy Nova Pro Touring Air Ride Susp 4 Speed 17 + 18'' Wheels Disc Brakes on 2040-cars
North Jackson, Ohio, United States
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1966 Chevy pro touring Nova, Let me start by saying I’m listing this car for a friend and don’t have any more to do with this car other than listing it. It is a very nice car and I sold it to him this car 3 years ago and he babied it. He did many things to the car over the three years. He changed the motor, transmission and rear end. This is a 116 vin and has been a ground up restoration. The Black paint on this car is incredible it looks wet and deep as you can see in the pictures. The body is very straight and no body panels have been replaced. There have been floor patches done over the period of years up front on the driver’s side and passenger side. The rear window doses have scratches on it but that doesn’t affect the way this car looks but I had to mention it. If you wanted it perfect you could replace the rear window if you choose to but it’s not necessary. All the other windows are very nice. The car is very fast and let me tell you what is in this professionally built motor. The motor has approx. 1,000 miles on it so its been tried and true. It is a 388 stroker motor with forged internals, aluminum heads with roller rockers, a cam, long tube Hooker headers, Air Gap intake, Holly carb, MSD coil, MSD Billet distributor, MSD control box, 6000 rev limiter, 9 quart Milodon oil pan, Aluminum radiator, heavy duty electric fan. The transmission is a built T-10 4 speed with a Hurst comp shifter, it has a Center force clutch and the car shifts very smooth. The rear end is a 10 bolt Richmond posi with 373 gears. The car has 3’’ H pipe exhaust that run to the rear of the car and the great sound comes from the series 40 Flow Master mufflers. The car gets its great stance because of the front and rear Air ride by Air Ride Technologies. The air tank and on board air compressor is mounted neatly in the nice clean trunk. The car stops very well because it has power disc brakes up front and the 17’’ and 18’’ chrome Rocket wheels really look great on the car. The interior is in really nice condition and the black on black is a killer combination. This car is a real attention getter with the great sound and the near flawless paint when it goes to any car event and is a show winner many times. The car is sold as is and I do require a 1,000 dollar deposit at the end of the auction and the balance within 5 days. My first choice is to sell the car but I will consider a trade but no motor cycles or projects. If you have a trade to offer please send pictures to dadofcars@yahoo.com and call 330-353-0959 if you have any questions. I do reserve the right to end the auction at any time as the car is for sale locally. The car can be viewed for inspection by appointment only and if shipping is needed I have a great shipper I can connect you with and he will ship anywhere in the US and Canada but shipping cost is your responsibility. Please call 330-353-0959
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