1965 Chevrolet Nova Ii Gasser on 2040-cars
Marengo, Ohio, United States
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Up for bid is this 1965 Nova Gasser! I bought this in 2012 from a guy who brought it up from Tennessee. It was basically a roller and completely tore apart. I had a guy build a perimeter frame for the front with down bars and chrome molly heim ends. A Speedway Motors engine mount. Vega steering box from Northern Rod & Custom. A complete straight axle kit from Speedway Motors with disc brake kit and steering arms. I added Competition Engineering sub-frame connectors fully welded in and tied the six point roll cage into the sub-frame connectors. I then had a 9-inch Ford rear end from a Bronco shortened by Babbitt Bearing in Columbus with Mosier 31-spline axles and new drum brakes complete. A 411 center section with Richmond gears and a trac loc posi. Drive shaft by PST. TCI 2-speed powerglide with a trans brake and a 4500 stall torque converter from TSI. 383 Stroker motor. Eagle rods and crank. Probe forged pistons. Balanced rotating assembly. Lanati hydraulic bracket master II cam, lifters, roller rockers. 202 cast iron heads. Edelbrock intake. Holley 750 carb. Long block by Wasserbeck Speed Shop. Hooker fender well headers, ceramic coated black. Aluminum radiator. Electric fan. High torque mini starter. EZ wiring kit. Black cherry flow monster header mufflers. Aluminum transmission cooler. Complete MSD ignition system. 6 AL box distributor coil wires. Mr Roadster steering column. JAZ low back racing seats. G-Force seat belts. Hurst shifter and line lock. Gold metal flake tuck and roll back panel and package tray. New windshield with rubber molding. New rubber molding on back window. New door and trunk seals. All exterior lettering is old school free hand. 15 x 4 Firestone Cragar SS mags with F560 radials on front and 15 x 7 Firestone Cragar SS mags with L-60 M&H Racemaster street slicks. Long wheel studs on front and back. Car weighs approximately 2,625 without driver. This is essentially a new build. Everything is either new or rebuilt. Clear Ohio title. Runs, drives and steers like a dream! Good times on the Street or Strip! All turn signals, brake lights, headlights are functional. All parts and work receipts documented and accounted for. Any questions call (740) 501-1829 -- 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST. Selling this to finance my next project. Not interested in any trades unless you have a 41 Willy's project. Thank you!
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