1963 Chevrolet Nova

Super Sport Coupe

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30437K107635

Gasoline

The 1963 Nova Super Sport Need a Winter project? This car is equipted with a full frame, coil over, four link rear suspension with 9" Ford narrowed rear end. The Centerline rims are mounted with Mickey Thompson rubber. The body is in epoxy primer and there's a pile of trim to go with. Install a painless wiring kit, floor pan and running gear and you have one hot ProStreet ride. For a 50 year old car, there is little to no rust on this classic. My recent divorce has forced me to sell. I have over $10k invested, but because of my need to sell, set the reserve at a very low $3.5k. VIN: 30437K107635 (3=Year, 0437=Style, K=Plant, 107635=Unit Number) Firewall Numbers: Style 0437 (Sport Coupe) Body KC 1564 Trim 7027 Paint 900A 18C AGC A02 B70Z03 Please check out the photos for more information. Some of the photos were taken right after removing the car from the garage. There was excess dust on the car that blew right off once taken outside. The car is located in Wichita, Kansas. I have described this vehicle to the best of my knowledge and will be happy to answer any questions anyone may have. This car is sold as is with no warranty written or implied. Please do not bid if you do not intend to pay. Thank you and happy bidding. :)On Sep-16-10 at 18:09:27 PDT, seller added the following information: TITLE INFORMATION: According to Kansas law, the way to get a title is to have the vehicle inspected and bring a bill of sale to the DMV. Since I bought this car in mid project form, I never took it down to get inspected. It therefore does not have a Title at the moment. Now I called the Highway Patrol Officer in charge of researching Vehicle Identification numbers and he assured me the car was clean. You can chose to call your Highway Patrol and give them the VIN# as well. I would recommend taking the car to the DMV when you pick it up (since it will already be trailered) and use the bill of sale I will provide, to get a new title for it. OR, you can simply Title it AFTER you have finished the project--like I intended. I hope this information helps...HAPPY BIDDING! :)