1967 Chevrolet Nova

Coupe

350

Automatic

Clear

This is a nice little 67 nova project that was abandoned by its prior owner. The car had been taken apart and blasted, then a few pieces of the floor were cut, as the car was to be made into a drag car. Luckily, the floor is as far as they got and no other cutting was done to the car. Unfortunately, when the car was partially disassembled, the vin plate was taken off for blasting and lost. I don't have a title either, but the cowl tag is present, as the cowl and inside the engine well was not blasted. I had to select some sort of title to be able to list the car, so I selected "clear," but there is no title - I had to enter some random mileage as well. Again, there is no title and no vin, but there is a cowl tag. The cowl tag decodes the car to be butternut yellow with a black deluxe interior and deluxe seat belts. It is an original v8 car, per the cowl tag. As for the rest of the car, the floors will need at least patches, as you can see, but don't appear to have much rust in them. The doors are perfect. The hood looks good in the pics, but has pinholes and will need replaced. The trunk lid is very nice. Trunk floor has some pitting, but looks good. There is some rust around the outer wheel wells at the very front and very rear of the wheel wells, which you can see in the pics if you look closely. The quarters have a small amount of rust; the driver's side is nice, the passenger side has a hole the size of a golf ball in front of the tire and behind the tire has some filler in it, so it is hard to tell. The rocker panels and rails on the car are very nice, as is the package tray, dash, and roof. There are no dash parts and no trim parts, other than what you see in the pics. All of the glass appears to be good with no cracks, but for the windshield which is not there. The engine is a 78 model 350 and the trans is a turbo 350. I took a valve cover off and the heads look lean with no sludge, but I have no idea what the condition of either is. The rear end is a ten bolt, and I don't know what the gears are. I tried to take good pictures to show the true condition of the car. You can call me anytime with questions at 501-410-3229. Thank you, Chris