1962 Chevrolet Nova Ii 400 Ss 406ci Small Block Hot Street Machine on 2040-cars
Year:1962Mileage:425Color: is showcased with a red paint and white stripes
Location:
Dallas, Texas, United States
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1962 Chevy Nova II 400 SS
brought to you by...
Texas Classic Cars of Dallas
1912 W. Mockingbird Lane
Dallas, Texas, 75235
Dave at 214-213-7072 or Maris at 214-616-2317
FEATURES INCLUDE
406 ci Small Block
850 Demon carburator
T400 transmission with trans brake (not hooked)
Ford 9" Rear - Narrowed
Hardened Axles
4 Wheel Disk Brakes
Rack and Pinion Steering
Griffin Aluminum Radiator
Coil overs all around
Competition rear end with 488 gears
Much much more
VIDEO PRESENTATION BELOW
This 1962 Chevrolet Nova is sure is a little car that
carries the proverbial big stick. With an usual look on the outside but a very
frightening engine under the hood this car will be the perfect one for those
looking for a fun way to spend the weekends. Texas Classic Cars of Dallas is
proud to present this 1962 Chevrolet Nova.
Some may think that the trick to building a street brawler is
keeping it low key, but the owner of this Nova had in mind everything but low
key.
The exterior is showcased with a red paint and white stripes. Not detailed to show standards but it still looks good on the streets when you stop anywhere. There is a nice mix between old details and newer ones, the shiny chrome around the car looks original.
If you are looking to hit the roads hard, this car is what you would be looking for, a lighter weight car and a powerful engine is all you need. The original Nova body has very little modification.
On the interior, we have a much different car than what we see on the outside. Starting with the 12-point roll cage, and continuing to the firewall, floors and trunk floor that are all aluminum and fastened
with Dzus quick release fasteners for easy removal, you have a bare bones car.
The interior is definitely bare bones, but this car is not made for comfort, it was built for speed.
Believe it or not, this little Nova is street legal except for not having a horn or wipers. All of the work was completed approximately one year ago. The car has never been taken to the track. Actually, the shop that built it is only 3 miles from our shop, and the owner drove it to us to sell. There are very few road miles on the car.
The engine is a 406 ci small block and thanks to the Nova’s
light weight it gives an impressive performance. May not be a great car to
drive everyday but it sure is one to drive when you want to feel some
adrenaline. The 406 has flat top pistons and a roller valve train.
The Griffin aluminum radiator has a custom fabricated core support.
Chevy orange gives it a nice look, and aluminum all around the engine as well. 850 Demon carburetor, competition rear end with 488 gears, ladder bar rear suspension, coil overs all around and a 4 wheel disk brakes. There is a Chassis Works front clip suspension, and full boxed tube chassis and ladder bar rear suspension.
The headers are ceramic coated.
Presentation by Karen Garcia/Texas Classic Cars of Dallas
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