Very Rare Blk Plate California 1964 Chevrolet Nova,azure Aqua,283v8,2bbl,195 Hp on 2040-cars
District Heights, Maryland, United States
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Very Rare Black Plate California 1964 Chevrolet Nova, Azure Aqua, 283V8, 2BBL, 195 HP, Powerglide With Console-Mounted Shifter Beautiful Car! Description: I bought this rare V-8 Nova Super Sport while I was in Reno last summer at Hot August Nights. It is an original California "Black Plate" car in great condition. I had it shipped back home and advertised it. A young lady saw it and bought it, saying she had always wanted a classic Nova. We shipped the car to her in the Washington, DC area, and she has kept it in a mini-warehouse since. She has recently had the braking system completely restored, and it is in condition to drive anywhere. 1964 was the first year that the Chevy II was regularly produced with a V-8 engine, and most were 6-cylinder's. This is a rare and desirable car. The Californian that I bought it from had just had it refinished
in the original Azure Aqua, and the original chrome and moldings are excellent.
The floors and body panels are just what you would expect from a dry California
original. A new interior kit was installed at the time of the painting.
The California license tag is included in the sale, but the car is now
registered in Maryland. We still have a copy of the California title in
our file if the buyer would like to have that. Unfortunately, the young lady lost her job back in the Fall and
it is getting tough for her to keep it. As a 34-year veteran of the
Collector Car business, I will be representing the car and handling the
sale. The car is in the greater Washington, DC area at this time.
Questions may be directed to my cell at 803-351-3695 before 8:00PM Eastern Daylight
time, or respond to this ad via email. The car can be made available for
your inspection and a test drive with an appointment. Although it is
financially uncomfortable for her to keep this car, THIS IS NO FIRE SALE, and
the car will have to sell for its fair market value. A $1,000 deposit will have to be made through PayPal, and
scammers need not call or email. We've heard all of those stories.
Financing is available through JJ Best Collector Car Financing, and we can help
arrange worldwide shipping. Tom Mack Classics has been buying, selling, and trading in
quality Collector Cars since 1980. We are located at Lake Murray, near
Columbia, South Carolina. As with all of our collector cars, this special
Nova is sold AS-IS without any guarantees or warranty whatever. eBay requires a number in the mileage box, but this is an exempt mileage car so that number does not represent the actual mileage. |
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