Featured on AutoHunter, the net public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 1966 Chevrolet Nova SS. Power is equipped by a numbers-matching L79 327ci V8 engine backed by a four-speed handbook transmission. Features embrace bucket seats, console, Delco AM radio with rear speaker, and Positraction. Finished in bronze over an off-white vinyl inside, this Nova SS comes with further components together with the unique wheels and proper wheel covers, Protect-O-Plate and transferable Rhode Island registration.
This 1966 Chevrolet Nova SS was constructed on January 28, 1966, in Norwood, Ohio. The authentic proprietor, who bought it from Count Darling Chevrolet in Andalusia, Alabama, reportedly saved it for 30 years. The exterior was refinished 25 years in the past within the authentic shade of Aztec Bronze (code M). Features embrace accent bumper guards, rocker moldings, left and proper rearview mirrors and rear-mounted antenna.
A set of 14 x 6-inch Aztec Bronze metal wheels is wrapped in new 205/70/14 BFGoodrich Silvertown redline radial tires.
The vinyl inside is upholstered in Light Fawn (code 718). Features embrace padded dashboard, heart console with shifter, and handbook steering.
The instrument panel features a 120-mph speedometer, clock and gauge for the gasoline stage. A Stewart Warner oil strain gauge is mounted underneath the dashboard. The odometer has rolled over and reads 125,307 miles, which the promoting seller studies to be correct.
Power is supplied by a numbers-matching, 350-horsepower L79 327ci V8 engine fed by an accurate, rebuilt Holley 3245 600-cfm carburetor. Other options embrace a dual-snorkel air cleaner and Muncie M21 close-ratio four-speed handbook, which is reportedly the unique transmission to the automobile.
This Nova SS is provided with an impartial entrance suspension and BS-code 12-bolt stable rear axle with 3.31:1 gears and Positraction. Braking is supplied by handbook four-wheel drums. A $1,500 NCRS-approved Gardner twin exhaust system exits on the rear.
The promoting seller will embrace the unique SS wheel covers together with the 14 x 6-inch hubcaps. Other gadgets included as a part of the sale are the unique gasoline and water pumps, alternator, paperwork from earlier possession, proprietor’s handbook, and the aforementioned Protect-O-Plate. Additional documentation images can be seen in the auction’s gallery.
The public sale for this 1966 Chevrolet Nova SS outfitted with the L79 327 ends on Thursday, April 13, 2023, at 2:40 p.m. (PDT)
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