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1967 Chevy Nova Cpp Tubular Suspension, 350, Auto, Nice Driver on 2040-cars

US $13,200.00
Year:1967 Mileage:999999
Location:

Melbourne, Florida, United States

Melbourne, Florida, United States
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 1967 Chevy II Nova.  Freshly rebuilt 350 engine.  284 duration camshaft with .480 lift.  Nothing radical, just a decent streetable cam.  Double roller timing chain, all engine bearings replaced.  HEI distributor.  Edelbrock RPM intake with a holley 750 carb. (A bit much for this motor).  882 cylinder heads, 194 valves.  Big aluminum radiator with electric fan.  Ram horn exhaust manifolds, with new exhaust and mufflers.(Flowmaster copies).  Sounds good.  Engine has maybe 10 miles on it.  Battery is mounted in the trunk using 1 ga battery cable the whole way.  Transmission is a TH 350 automatic that shifts good and it has a B&M street stick shifter in it. Has a new external transmission cooler also.  Gas tank and sending unit are both new.  Front suspension is all brand new CPP kit.  Upper and lower tubular control arms with all brand new ball joints, etc.  Inner and outer tie rods and sleeves are new as well as the idler arm.  Alignment was just done, drives straight and smooth.  New disc brake kit on front end, new shoes, wheel cylinders , lines and master cylinder.  Stops straight and smooth.  Has Weld Draglite wheels, 15x4 up front and 15x7 in the rear with the correct offset.  Can fit 255/60/15 on the rear without rubbing, I've checked.  Has smaller rear tires on it now.  Rear differential was just serviced, it has 3.08 gears, perfect for cruising.  Paint is good, still needs to be wet sanded and buffed out but that can be done whenever.   Has a fiberglass 2" cowl hood.   Color is BMW Ruby Black Metallic which looks black, but the sun makes it look like a dark cherry plum color.  Car has had new quarter panels installed and a new 1 piece floor pan installed.  Door bottoms and rockers were perfect.  The frame has connectors welded in.  Was a 6 cylinder car all its life, so its never been torqued.  The interior panels and dash were painted base/clear black.  New carpet installed, along with new windshield seal and door and trunk weatherstrips.  Back seat is average, front seats are cloth buckets out of a newer car.  Needs door panels and headliner, but the bows are all there.  All the window cranks and door handles are there with the armrests.  New gauges and tachometer.  New headlight switch, all lights function correctly.  Any other questions feel free to call or text me at 321-698-7852 and I'll answer as soon as possible.  I reserve the right to end the auction early due to the car being for sale locally as well.  Thanks for looking!  Buyer will take all responsibility with shipping, I can help load or anything within reason of course.

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