1967 Chevrolet Nova

It took just 18 months for GM to produce the first Chevy II to compete with Ford's successful Falcon lineup. The second generation Novas were introduced in 1966 and featured refined styling and updated mechanicals. Designed to be simple, affordable family transportation, the unassuming Nova can be a real sleeper.

This black 1967 features a whole host of upgraded parts. From a floor mounted shifter connected to a TH200-4r automatic transmission to a 383ci V8. This car has tons of paperwork and receipts showing all the work that has been done. In 2016, the car was put on a Dyno and according to the owner the car makes at least 350hp. The car's black paintwork is overall very good and has a deep finish to it. The interior features eye catching mint green cloth seats, an SS steering wheel and a SunPro tachometer, the overall condition is excellent. According to the owner, the vehicle has an older restoration and a whole host of new parts installed. The car rides on a set of 14in Weld Racing wheels with BF Goodrich tires. 215 front and 225 rears. The brightwork and trim look great and the glass is good. The car starts right up and sounds great through its dual exhaust. With tons of work done and the paperwork to match, this car is ready to cruise.

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