AT OUR FLORIDA LOCATION
Featured on the Cover of NOVA TIMES, November 1998
Documented by GM as the last 1967 Nova SS with the 275 HP 327
4-Speed built in Canada, also known popularly as "The Last Deuce".
This car underwent an extensive nut and bolt multi-year rotisserie
restoration completed in 1991, and has been featured in private
collections since then. Was displayed in the Troy Long Collection
since 2010.
The engine, transmission, and rear axle are numbers matching. The
original broadcast sheet, Protect-O-Plate, owner's manuals, and a
signed letter from GM of Canada come with the car, making this a
true investment-grade collectible. But make no mistake, this car
runs and drives as showroom new, and will be a fun to own
investment you can truly enjoy.
• RPO (Regular Production Option) L30 275 HP 327 Cubic Inch V-8
• M-20 Wide Ratio Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission
• 12-Bolt Real Axle With Positraction and 3:08 Ratio
• F40 Suspension
• Tuxedo Black Exterior with Black and White Bucket Seats
• Black Headliner and Black Carpet
• Vintage Air Conditioning
• Ultra-Rare Chevrolet-Licensed Tach with Bowtie Logo for 1967
Novas
• Power Front Disc Brakes
• Power Front Disc Brakes
• Rosewood Steering Wheel
• AM Radio
• Front and Rear Bumper Guards
• Deluxe Seat Belts
• Included are the OEM-Spec Rally Wheels with Redline Radial Tires
(not the aftermarket alloys shown in some photos)
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