1963 Nova Ss Factory V8 Auto Loaded Hot Street Rat Rod Custom Cruiser Driver on 2040-cars
Irvington, Alabama, United States
1963 Nova SS, Factory Blue on Blue car, it also came from the factory with A/c, P/s, and P/b. The car is in no means a 100 point show car, this is a get in and enjoy play toy that you could win trophy's with at your local car shows and cruise ins. The car was a factory V8 auto on the column car, and now sports a 383 Stroker motor and Automatic with a shifter in the floor. The shifter in the floor is the only thing that has been changed to the interior of the car. The entire car just under went what most would call a frame on restoration and had all new interior put in, with the exception of the headliner, the factory headliner is still in the car, but their is a brand new one still in the package that goes with the car to the next owner. The car has a set of factory rally wheels and new tires on it. Most of the trim is new on the outside of the car, and the car is slick and clean looking in the factory silver blue metallic paint. The motor is just your average 383 stroker, nothing crazy and over the top, and certainly not a motor that is way to much power for the car. The car has loads of power, and sounds amazing with the dual flow master exhaust. The rear end in the car is a 10 bolt posi, and the car with bowl both tires if you like to have fun. The car has a aluminum radiator and motor fan as well as a electric fan, and has never run hot on me while driving or anything. The only thing I know the car to need is the stuff that goes under the hood for the A/C. I was going to up grade all the a/c stuff to a more modern vintage air kit, and have it blow through the factory box under the dash, because it would look factory in the car, but have a more modern and better a/c unit. That is really the only thing that I know the car to need. The car rides and drives ok, and is a blast. Everything on the car works just like it should, no issues their that I know about. This car is going to make someone a great little car to enjoy and have fun with. The car is for sale locally and is subject to be taken off if sold. The car is also sold as is with no warranty. A 25% deposit is due within 3 days of the auctions end and the balance within 7 more when the car is to be picked up or arrangements are made for the car to be shipped. If you have any questions about the car please fill free to ask and I will gladly answer them to the best of my ability. Thanks and God Bless, Charlie 251-751-7530 |
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