Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1964
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: gas
Model: Nova
Mileage: 0
Trim: post
1964 Chevy II Nova.. 2dr post The car has a Chevy small block 400 with turbo350 trans and 10 bolt chevy rear. The paint is very cheap and crappy it looks much better in pictures then in person it's a 20 Footer! That said it's not a rusted out car at all, the body has lots of dings and chips that where painted over but not much filler. The body is very solid and it runs and drives good. The front end feel tight on the road. The brakes are manual but master cylinder was updated to duel bowl. The exhaust dumps out the sides in front of the rear tires. The floors do have some rust starting and someone before me put in patches from the top that are screwed in. rockers are in good shape and trunk looks solid. The glass is good and no fogging. The interior is ok for a driver with new carpeting. headliner is there but starting to sag. The bucket seats are swivel and still work. The grill and chrome are driver quality. This is a good driver quality car that you can work on and drive while fixing it up. I have a low reserve on the car. The car is sold AS-IS with NO WARRANTY, Buyer pays for shipping but I can help arrange on my end. Buyer must pay in full within 1 week. I also reserve the right to end the auction early because the car is for sale locally. If you have any questions please call 813-478-3449 before 9 pm EST. |
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