1967 Chevy Ii Nova 2 Door Sport Coupe California 283 V8 Numbers Matching Yellow on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Model: Nova
Mileage: 91,000
Trim: Chevy II
Here is an original survivor 1967 Chevy II Nova sold and delivered from Fletcher's Chevrolet Inc. 16425 Ventura Blvd, Encino, California. Nova was built 10B (fourth week of October) and sold 12-11-1966 according to the Protect-O-Plate booklet. Factory built with 283 V8, 2 bbl, Powerglide Automatic, Power Steering, and tinted glass.
Fresh rebuild of original 283 Nova only block, rebuilt PG trans, and one repaint of original color Butternut Yellow. All number matching parts original to the car have been rebuilt. Complete engine, PG trans, heads, water pump, alternator, starter, carb, power steering valve and ram. All original date coded parts, intake manifold, exhaust manifolds, differential, all original brake drums, spindles etc. All original factory tinted glass including windshield, and original T3 headlights. Original bumpers have been straightened and chromed, original grill, hood lip, all side belt molding, rocker moldings, and tail light housings, are original to the car and have been straightened and polished. One repaint of the original color (Butternut Yellow YY) which included trunk, door jambs, and cowl.
All original interior, headliner and visors. (one minor cut in headliner). All original seats, door panels, kick panels, padded dash, seat belts, door handles, and glove box.
The cargo deck and carpets have been replaced with new ones. Original dash and steering show some age as to shine, but are original to car. The AM radio is missing, and no extra cutting to radio hole. The original chromed plastic on the dash shows loss of shine from years of cleaning.
Restoration included new radiator core (original straps), heater core, shocks, door and trunk rubber, usual plastic lens, mats, new dual exhaust from manifolds to rear of tires,
powder coated original 14" Rally Wheels with spare, all correct bumper jack with tools.
All wipers, including washer, signals, dome and entry lights, door locks, lights, horn, turn signals, in working order. The Nova has been preserved, and restored as needed, but not a ground up restoration with all new parts. The exterior door handles, headlight bezels, and quarter window chrome trim are original and have some pitting.
Includes original owners manual, Protect-O-Plate, original keys with codes. Clean California title and registered in my name. The car is located in Huntington Beach, California and can be viewed, inspected, but is sold in its 'As Is' present condition. If you have any questions just email me.
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