Vehicle Description
Gliding through the veins of the urban jungle, this 1967 Chevrolet
Nova Chevy II Restomod presents a fusion of fiery red vigor and the
kind of street savvy that whispers tales of midnight runs and
asphalt battles. Coated in a vibrant red that captures every gaze,
its bodywork is a canvas displaying the art of motion even at a
standstill. The stance is aggressive, grounded by 17" Showwheels
that frame 225/45R17 tires in the front and 245/45R17 in the rear,
hinting at its readiness to pounce.
Inside, the 1967 Chevrolet Nova Chevy II Restomod cradles its
occupants in a realm of black vinyl that speaks to the soul of the
racer within. The bucket seats, a stark contrast to the fiery
exterior, offer a hug that reassures through every turn. Amidst
this blackness, a modern gauge panel winks at the driver, providing
knowledge with a glance. A floor shifter and AM/FM Single CD
marries utility with the melody of the streets, making every
journey a concert.
Beneath the sleek lines lies a powerhouse-a 350 V8 built with
aluminum heads, a Holley carb, and an Edelbrock intake. The 4-speed
manual transmission, a Muncie, dances through gears with precision.
The mechanical pedigree is underscored by power disc brakes front
and rear, Wilwood brakes at the front with drilled and slotted
rotors, subframe connectors for enhanced rigidity, and an MSD
ignition box to ensure the spark of performance is never missed.
The strategic relocation of the battery to the trunk optimizes
weight distribution for that perfect balance between agility and
power.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• 350 V8
• Aluminum Heads
• Holley Carb
• Edelbrock Intake
• 4 Speed Manual Transmission (Muncie)
• Front Mustang II type Heidts Suspension
• Coilovers
• Wilwood Power, 4-wheel disc brakes
• Subframe Connectors
• MSD Ignition Box
• Battery Relocated to Trunk
• Dual Exhaust - Aftermarket Muffler
• AM/FM Single CD
• Modern Gauge Panel
• Air Conditioning
Its heart roars in defiance of the mundane, and its interior
cradles the spirit of adventure. Embracing the synergy of classic
aesthetics and modern muscle, it stands as a tribute to the era it
was born into and the future it speeds towards. Call today!
