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1967 Chevy Ii Nova ,250 6-cylinder, 2-speed Power Glide, Bahama Blue on 2040-cars

US $7,600.00
Year:1967 Mileage:98409 Color: is Bahama blue
Location:

Ringgold, Georgia, United States

Ringgold, Georgia, United States

This nova is beautiful and turns a lot of heads.  The exterior is Bahama blue, base coat clear coat.  It was painted a little over 2 years ago.  The paint is perfect.  All the chrome around the car is as nice as new, from the bumpers to the trim.  The wheels that are on this car are 14" Chevrolet rally's.  It has new BFGoodrich radial T/A tires.  The front has 205/70/14's the rear of the car has 225/70/14's.  This is a southern rust free car.

The interior of the car is black.  It is all in very good shape, the front seat on the passenger side has a small place on the seat which will be pictured.  The rest of the interior is perfect.  The carpet is nice, the seat's, door panels, headliner, trim all in excellent condition.  The windows roll up and down as smooth as new, the doors close great and tight.  Inside this trunk, it looks original and still has the original spare tire.

Now to the drive ability of the car and the engine.  The engine is a 250 Inline 6 cylinder, and the trans is a 2-speed power glide.  The engine runs great no smoke or noise's.  You can drive this car anywhere.  The transmission shifts out excellent.  It has power breaks and power steering.  It has quite single exhaust.

In conclusion this car is very fun to drive, not to mention very easy to drive, anyone can drive this car.  I have just used it going to family events and get out and ride around on pretty days.  This is a great rust free driver quality car.  It was appraised between 10,000-12,000 when it had 97,000K Original miles on it.  Now it has 98,409K Original miles.  This nova drives like a brand new car.  It does not have a/c, but does have good heat.  I have a Bill of sale and a tag receipt.  That is what Georgia needs to get tag's, other states will honor that and title states can issue you a title with the bill of sale and tag receipt.  Call me with any questions 423-667-7235

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