1967 Chevrolet Nova Super Sport on 2040-cars
Walker, Missouri, United States
For sale is a beautiful (and true) 1967 Chevy II/Nova SS 327/4-speed from my personal collection. The car was
acquired in recent years from the private collection of Ed Ewing, a highly successful and renowned entrepreneur and
philanthropist with an affinity for top-of-the-line automobiles.
Painstaking detail was clearly a part of the restoration, as the undercarriage and trunk area carry a similar
quality. So, too, the engine and bay area are highly finished, with factory markings and decals. Wheels are
fitted with correct SS wheel coverings and D70-14 redline tires.
The car is powered by a date-code correct (believed to be original) 327 with correct double-hump heads and
quadrajet carburation. The engine is paired to the believed-original Muncie 4-speed and a 10-bolt rear end.
The interior is in near perfect condition, with the deluxe black and white-striped SS interior and all of the
original interior components, including the AM radio and factory tissue box! Knobs and controls appear original
and are in terrific shape, as is the SS-specific console housing the Hurst 4-speed shifter (see Hurst badging on
the glove box).
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