Meet a 1964 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova SS Sport Coupe Tribute that
means business. Dressed in Daytona Blue over black vinyl and
rolling on 16'' American Racing wheels, it wears a few light
scratches like battle scars, but the paint still shines, and the
chrome and stainless gleam right along with it. This isn't a garage
queen, either. Under the hood sits a 383 stroker V8 making 526 HP
and 514 ft/lb of torque, backed by an Edelbrock intake, Holley
carb, electric fuel pump, serpentine belt system, MSD ignition, a
cool aluminum radiator with twin electric fans, and Hooker headers.
Power reaches the pavement through a bulletproof Richmond 5-speed
with scattershield and Hurst shifter, feeding a Ford 9'' rear end
geared at 4:10. Modern handling comes from front struts, a Heidt's
front subframe and 4-link rear, power rack-and-pinion with tilt
steering, a full 2x3 frame, and 4-wheel power disc brakes, so it
handles as well as it launches. Inside, front buckets and a rear
bench sit under fresh upholstery, with new carpeting, door panels,
and a headliner that all look showroom-fresh. The dash keeps its
classic look, dressed up with extra gauges for the added
performance. Serious money went into this build, and it shows.
Track it on Saturday; grocery run on Sunday. Call us at
763-434-6565 / 763-999-1098 or email ''[email protected]'' to
inquire about this 1964 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova SS Sport Coupe
Tribute. WE ARE OPEN TO TRADES, AND FINANCING IS AVAILABLE!
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