Vintage 1964 Chevy Ii - Box Nova - Rare 4 Door Inline 6 Cyl 292 on 2040-cars
New Egypt, New Jersey, United States
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This rare 1964 Chevy II Box Nova - four door is screaming for restoration. It would be a wonderful addition to any chevy collection. This classic car sports its original inline 6 with the 3 speed manual column shift transmission. This car is all original with the exception of the master cylinder and an added hood ornament. The interior needs to be redone as well as repairs are needed on the body as would be expected with any car of this age. It is a beautiful Daytona Blue exterior with a light blue interior. This car is not currently drivable and will need to be picked up with either a car trailer or tow truck. Shipping is the buyer's responsibility. This car is being sold as is, there is no warrantee. Winning bidder must contact seller within 48 hours of end of auction to arrange for pick up. Minimum of 50% of final purchase price must be paid via Paypal within 48 hours of end of auction with remaining balance to be paid in cash upon pick up of vehicle. No refunds will be made on this auction.
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