1966 Chevrolet Nova Chevy Ii Built 400ci Sbc Lots Of Upgrades! on 2040-cars
Scio, Oregon, United States
Up for bid, Awesome 1966 Chevrolet Nova (Chevy II) 2dr hardtop. This little Nova Has been built with all the best parts money can buy. The engine is a 400ci Small block featuring Dart Iron Eagle heads, Roller rockers, Comp Camshaft, Weiand intake, Holley 4bbl carb, Coated longtube headers, Flowmaster exhaust. Its backed by a th350 Transmission with shiftkit 2500 stall converter and a 10bolt posi rear end with 3.73 gears. The frontend suspension/Subframe has been upgraded to IFS using a Helix kit consisting of, Mustang style rack and pinion, Tubular Control arms, Adjustable Coilovers, Power disk brakes with drilled and slotted rotors, Subframe connectors, The car sits on staggered Weld prostars. Needless to say this Nova drives and handles great. The body of the Nova is Very straight and rust free, A steel cowl induction hood was added for a aggressive look. The paint looks good and shows nice (8 out of 10) Very nice driver quality. The interior Hosts a bundle of Autometer gauges, Tilt steering column, Billet steering wheel, Alpine cd player, and a B&M shifter. The seats are done in a black tweed material That looks great. The headliner, carpet and seats are in great shape. Overall this is a very nice well built 66 Nova. It runs and drives amazing, It's very Fast and Gets tons of compliments. This car has a rebuilt title. The car has been rebuilt with far better parts than the factory ever offered. All parts are top of the line, No corners cut or expenses spared. This is a turn key car that was built to be driven. Any Questions please call 503-569-7738 If you have zero or negative feedback please contact me prior to bidding. I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime due to the car being listed for sale locally. |
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