1966 Chevy Ii Nova - 4 Door Sedan on 2040-cars
McKinney, Texas, United States
1966 Chevy II Nova / 4 Door car / all original body parts.
Nice project card for Dad and Son
This is an untouched unrestored survivor with surface rust only. The car was Sold and Raised in Texas with very low option for 1966 It has a 235 6-Cylinder, 3 Speed on the Column. It was sold in Sherman Texas 10/5/1966 lived in Pilot Point Texas.
The body has surface rust with the worst being by back window on driver side. The floor boards are solid and all sheet metal looks very solid also. The Trunk is in great original shape with no rust inside. All windows roll up and down with ease, doors open and shut with like they should. The Odometer shows 27,500 miles on it and it runs like these may be actual miles. Runs and Drives very good for a 48 year old car.
What Car needs
What has been done
Plus For a 48 Year old car
I have drove this car about 900 miles since I got it... I feel you could drive it home anywhere in the U.S. Buyers can see and drive car before buying. For more information or Pictures, Please call me @ 972-849-0472 Thanks for Looking
On Apr-08-14 at 12:22:09 PDT, seller added the following information: I had a question about the paint on right doors... Here is my Response to Ebayer: |
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