Small, light, and packing serious V8 power, this 1967 Chevy Nova
follows a recipe that has made the early Nova a favorite among
muscle car enthusiasts for decades. More importantly, this Yellow
example is a true 11837 Nova SS, now powered by a 436-horsepower
BluePrint 383 and backed by a four-speed manual.
Under the hood is a 383 cubic-inch V8 from BluePrint Engines,
fitted with aluminum heads and intake along with Holley Sniper EFI.
Together, they produce 436 horsepower, while long-tube headers and
Magnaflow dual exhaust give this Chevy II Nova a strong small block
soundtrack. A Muncie M20 4-speed sends power to a 12-bolt rear end
with Positraction.
The chassis has been prepared to match the added performance.
Coilover suspension works with a four-link rear setup, while power
steering and four-wheel Wilwood disc brakes improve control. Chrome
15-inch Cragar SS wheels wrapped in radial tires give this '67 Nova
SS a classic street-machine stance.
Inside, black vinyl bucket seats contrast nicely against the Yellow
exterior. AutoMeter white-faced auxiliary gauges and tach keep tabs
on the mechanicals, and a retro-style digital AM/FM/Bluetooth head
unit adds modern audio.
For anyone searching for a classic Chevy Nova for sale, this
genuine Chevrolet Nova SS offers far more than good looks. With 436
horsepower, fuel injection, a Muncie four-speed, and Posi rear end,
this Chevrolet Chevy II is built for the driver who still wants to
row through the gears.
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