1967 Chevrolet Nova II Hardtop Coupe

 1967 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova Hardtop This is a well done Nova coupe that looks great, drives great, and won’t cost an arm and a leg like its Super Sport cousins. This car was built at Willow Run but got hauled out of that territory early in its life and didn’t get the rust disease. The car is solid as it is red. The engine is a feisty little 350 CID box block that churns out about 300 ponies. A TH350 transmission and a 12 bolt punkin gets the power to the ground. Tubular headers collect the exhaust and make beautiful music through a pair of Flowmaster Stage II mufflers. Chrome, stainless, glass, and rubber are all superb. The little hot rod is shod with radial tires on 17 inch polished 5 spoke rims – and it looks MAHVAHLOUS. This hardtop has such brilliant paint it looks wet. Renewing this Nova involved putting it on a spit and turning it like a turkey until it was done. No, it doesn’t have all the frills like AC or power steering – just what it needs to mean business. If you look all over the country, it is unlikely you would find a nicer Chevy II. The actual miles on this ride are unknown – but it has barely been driven since it was finished as a restomod so it drives like a new car. As sure as Custer wore an Arrow shirt, somebody will ask us how much we want for this ride. Well, we will tell you up front – it is gonna take just enough to make us let go of the title. Bid and find out how much that is – or make us an offer. If you want a numbers matching Nova SS, you will have to scrounge up a lot more money and keep looking. But, if you are the kind of person who appreciates an exceptionally sanitary, well built ride, perhaps this Chevy is for you. This is a Bowtie Box that is guaranteed to make you smile when you drive it.