1967 Chevrolet Nova Pro Street Roller Chassis on 2040-cars
Yucaipa, California, United States
Engine:No Engine
Drive Type: none
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 0
Model: Nova
Warranty: no
Trim: Pro Street
This is a fresh build, 1967 Chevy Nova Pro Street Drag Car that was being built for the strip and the street. I'm helping to sell for a friend who is presently going through a divorce. The car is located in Yucaipa, CA, covered in her garage. She really can't tell me much of the technical aspects, and I personally race Fords, but recognize quite a bit regarding this build. It has a full cage, including a funny car hoop, and appears to be excellent work. The back half is a 12 bolt Chevy differential (unsure of gear ratio), ladder bar coil-over QA1 shocks. Also has anti-roll device. The rear wing is Ed Quay, and parachute is Deist. The car is straight and rust free. Has stock windshield, but all other windows including the back window are Plexi-Glass. The car comes with wheelie bars (not pictured). Has M/T 14x32-15 on the rear, and 26x4.5-15 M/T front runners. It has rack & pinion steering with what appear to be Chevrolet front disc brakes. The rear deck lid is original metal and is mounted on original hinges. I believe the front and rear motor plates are for a Chevy small block, but she couldn't tell me with any certainty, and they aren't talking (LOL). There are quite a few extra parts that come with the car, including a Griffin aluminum radiator, B&M Ratchet Shifter, the original tail light assemblies, etc. The car is mostly done, needs wiring, ignition, sheet metal interior over the back-half, etc. The body is nice and straight and ready for the paint job of your choosing. She wants 12K for what you see, plus some things that you can't see. Or, a reasonable offer close to that number. Contact me, Dennis at 949 735-6088 if you have any questions. Will not deliver, so please arrange your own transportation company. Thanks.
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