The Chevy II received it's first real styling update since it's
introduction in 1962. Gone was the rounded styling of the previous
years, replaced with a more squared off and angular look. Sales
instantly increased, jumping up 25% to 163,300 units. The top of
the line model for 1966 was the Nova SS, with sportier styling,
powerful V-8, and better suspension. The 1966 Nova SS you see here
is in immaculate condition, and draws crowds like moths to a flame.
The beautiful Bahama Blue paint is amazing, and the body is arrow
straight. The addition of billet aluminum 17" wheels and lowered
stance give this SS that "just right" look. You just don't see them
this clean!! On the inside it's just as nice as the outside, with
beautiful blue vinyl buckets, center console, digital AM/FM radio,
and classic Stewart Warner gauges. The interior is borderline
perfection, and the color absolutely compliments the overall look
of the car. Under the hood is a RamJet fuel injected 350 with long
tube headers that are almost a work of art in and of themselves.
The transmission is an automatic three speed handing off power to a
GM 10 bolt rear axle. Braking duties are handled by discs in front
and drums in the rear. This beautiful Nova has won numerous awards
at car shows, gone on the HOT ROD Power Tour, and been featured on
the cover of the March 1988 issue of Hot Rod magazine. It is truly
a super nice 66' SS that only needs a new garage to call home. If
this sounds like you, then stop in or email
[email protected]
today!!
FEES & TAX INFORMATION - We are a licensed dealer in the State of
Florida and adhere to all state and federal laws and regulations
concerning the sale of a used vehicle. All applicable taxes and
fees will be charged accordingly as required by the State of
Florida. A fee of $495.00 will be charged to process the
vehicle.