1967 Chevrolet Nova Pro Street on 2040-cars
Milford, Texas, United States
1967 CHEVY II NOVA PRO-STREET --- PURE EYE AND EAR CANDY !!!
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PRO STREET CAR THAT WAS VERY TASTEFULLY DONE THROUGHOUT AND SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY!
MASSIVE 540 CI BIG BLOCK CHEVY ENGINE BEARING CASTING #10051107 (THE ENGINE IS A MARK IV 4 BOLT MAIN BOWTIE BLOCK)
WITH FORGED INTERNALS AND CANFIELD ALUMINUM HEADS, AN EDELBROCK ALUMINUM INTAKE WITH A DEMON CARB, MSD PRO BILLET
ALUMINUM DISTRIBUTOR AND MSD 6AL BOX, ALONG WITH A NICE CAM THAT ISN'T TOO LUMPY THAT MAKES THIS CAR VERY EASY TO
DRIVE ON THE STREET. SHE RUNS NICE AND COOL WITH A 4 CORE GRIFFIN RADIATOR WITH AN ELECTRIC FAN THAT HAS AN
ADJUSTABLE THERMOSTAT.
THE BIG BLOCK CHEVY IS ADAPTED TO A STOUT 4 SPEED MANUAL TOPLOADER TRANSMISSION BY AN SFI BELLHOUSING WITH A
HYDRAULIC CLUTCH AND HURST SHIFTER THAT PUSHES THE POWER BACK TO THE 9" FORD REAR END WITH A POSI UNIT WITH 4:56
GEARS.
HEIDTS FRONT END INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION WITH RACK AND PINION STEERING ALONG WITH A BEAUTIFULLY ENGINEERED
FULLY BOXED AND TIED FRAME TIED TO A REAR END THAT CONSISTS OF A 4 LINK SUSPENSION SET UP WITH COIL OVER SHOCKS.
SHE TRACKS AND HANDLES BEAUTIFULLY GOING DOWN THE ROAD.
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