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1963 Chevy Nova Ss on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:12168
Location:

Alden, New York, United States

Alden, New York, United States
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This is a 1963 Chevy Nova SS with all original body and drivetrain. Car has an older restoration on it, shows very well as shown in pictures. It has a 194 engine with a power glide in it, both original.
Interior is all redone to stock appearance. The speedometer shows 12,168 miles, I was told by the last owner who had the car for 19 years that this is the original mileage. All components work, including the stock radio. THIS IS A REAL SS CAR, FIRST YEAR THE SS NOVA CAME WITH A SIX CYLINDER.   Car spent entire life in Washington State until last September when I had it shipped to New York.  I am the third owner.

The car is for sale locally, I have to right to end auction early.  

If you need further information or have questions, please contact me at 585-202-2641.  Thanks for looking.

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