1963 Chevy II (Nova SS Tribute): After the Chevy II’s rapid fire design and subsequent approval, which lead to its manufacture only eighteen months later, this car was among the speediest new car development programs released by General Motors. Designed in 1961 and released in 1962, the Chevy II was a back-to-basics compact car, smaller than the full-size Chevy vehicles, but bigger than the compact Chevy Corvair. Available as a two-door coupe, four-door sedan, convertible, or station wagon, the simple design of the Chevy II represented what Chevy’s General Manager, Ed Cole, dubbed “maximum functionalism with thrift.” The first generation ran from 1962-1965, with a few notable highlights. Equipped with either a 153 cubic-inch four-cylinder or 194 cubic-inch six-cylinder engine, the Chevy II quickly evolved to include sportier options.
Although there was an RPO code for a SS package in 1963, it was only an appearance package and they all lacked the horsepower to compete in muscle car territory. What this beautiful Nova SS tribute has that no other '63 has is a 283 cu in motor that gives it the power that was never available until 1964. It feature bucket seats, console shifter, and SS steering wheel that give it the looks to match the performance. Vintage Air was added to the build and blows ice cold. As you can see from the photos, the underside is as clean as the rest of the car. We have driven this classic Chevy and everything works like it should. A complete list of feature and options includes; 283, Auto, A/C, Retro AM/FM Stereo, Tilt Steering, Tinted Glass, Chrome Bumpers and Mirror, Tire Tools, Spare (w/cover), 14" Alloy Wheels, and Thick Redline Tires! If you are looking for an extremely clean Chevy II with the looks and performance of a Nova SS, you won't find a nicer ride for only $25k. Contact us today to learn how to become an owner.
