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1966 Chevrolet Nova Sport Coupe This Nova is the result of 2 years concentrated effort by a number of Hot Rod pros. And no matter which angle you look at this baby from, the dedication to quality shows. The body, painted PPG Zinc
Yellow, has a new Goodmark steel 2" raised cowl hood. All the stainless
trim has either been replaced or buffed out, and the majority of the chrome
has been stripped and re-chromed. |
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While the Nova still wears the original "327" fender badges, in reality power is provide by a late 90's GM 350 ci. engine that was totally rebuilt with new cam and rod bearings, new Vortex heads, Crane Energizer cam, Edelbrock intake manifold and carb, and HEI distributor. The estimated 325 horsepower is transferred through a TH-200-4R transmission. The GM rear end features Posi-Trac with carbon fiber clutches and is held in position with Competition Engineering Slide-A-link traction bars. |
| Inside, you'll settle into bucket seats upholstered by Classic Industries, turn on the Vintage AC, crank up the Ken Harrison stereo (which was designed to fit into the original spot in the restored padded dash), buckle up in the Juliano's lap belt, shift into gear with the Lokar floor shifter, and CRUISE! |
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