Unrestored Ss Number Matching 327 4-speed Drivetrain, Protect-o-plate/buildsheet on 2040-cars

US $55,000.00

Year:1967 Mileage:66000 Color: Red /
Red

Location:

United States

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 1

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 2

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 3

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 4

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 5

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 6

Unrestored SS Number matching 327 4-Speed Drivetrain, Protect-O-Plate/Buildsheet, US $55,000.00, image 7

Transmission:4-Speed manual
Engine:327/275 hp
Body Type:2 Dr
Vehicle Title:Clear

Condition:
Used
Year: 1967
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Red
Model: Nova
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Super Sport
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 66,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

I'm relisting my Super Sport Nova. I realized this week-end that I had it priced way under market value. Thanks TLC for making me aware of that. Would like to thank USA race team for their offer. We're not far off. In addition, I appreciate the rest of you guys I've spoken with that have shown what I believe to be a real and sincere interest.

The car actually speaks for itself. Fully documented with authentic original dealership paperwork, Protect-O-Plate, and buildsheet. 100% number matching drive train, 327/275hp 4-speed option with 60k real miles. Runs and drives incredibly well. Everything works as it should. Runs, shifts and drives very smooth.

The top was replaced due to age. Have photos to ensure there are no rust issues. This is an entirely "rust free" car. It sat in storage a number of years. To ensure no internal damage the engine was pulled before attempting to crank it, then hot tanked, replaced bearings and oil pump, polished crank and rebuilt heads. 100% factory spec. Have pictures of all internals. It looked brand new inside when it was opened. Never street raced. The car is 100% unrestored beyond that. Original paint, interior, stainless, head and tail lamps etc etc. It was family owned and driven. I don't want to mislead anyone as the car looks a little better in the pictures, but not by much. The patina is a work of art in its own right. Good luck finding a real deal 327 4-speed option SS that retains original equipment not to mention unrestored and in the condition this car is in if you don't understand that. They are just not around. Those that are restored wish they could be original again. Guys that have restored them wouldn't have if they started with one in this condition. All of the black under the hood is 100% original. Price original hardware and stainless on one of these and you'll get the idea. You Nova guys understand it well.

The billet aluminum wheels and tires are new. Original wheels, tires and SS spinner hubcaps are included.

I spent Labor Day week-end looking at six of these. One with 20k documented miles which was the only true unrestored one of the bunch that wasn't in near the condition as this one. Not even close. Only two of the cars I visited had documentation to prove legitimacy. One was a 6 cylinder so it doesn't count really except the guy was firm at 35k. None of the 327 cars were true factory red although two had color changes made red. Each of them had rust issues or underwent rust repairs. None retained all original hardware. Prices ranged from 35 to 67k. Thus, the guys at TLC were proven correct as noted above and I appreciate their input.

This is not a forced sale. Have title in hand. I'd like to sell but not a must. It basically pays to own it. Cars like this only increase in value. If it doesn't sell before Spring I'll take to a super Chevy show or vacation with it at Pigeon Forge Swap Meet. But I figure Ebay is a great and convenient forum. If your looking for a real deal SS to make the trailered car guys ill, this is one that will. The price is 55k or best offer. Please, serious inquiries only. Thanks for looking.

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