1966 Chevrolet Nova

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

Gasoline

You are bidding on a 66 Nova Super Sport. It is a PROJECT car. Car is originally from California(prev state on title Cali). The car is in need of restoration. It is a 117(6 cylinder SS). Yes they made 6 cyl and V8 ss car. Best part about a 6cylinder car it that it hasnt been taken to local drag strip and beat on. The car needs floor pans(new 2 piece included with car) drivers and passenger lower quarter panels(new drivers side included),drivers door skin(I would buy a used good door) front fenders(are marginal),center of trunk pan(new one included)outer trunk wings and drop offs(one drop off included),rear window bottom has a few small spots that are easily fixed.. These areas are not from salt and sand but from car sitting outside in California with no windows in it. The pics of the bottom of car show that it is not your usual rust bucket. The drivers front lower rockers appears to have been damaged in the past.Car has dings dents and appears to of been driven by someone who liked to run into things and then drive along the side of it when leaving!! Car still has original motor and trans in car(doesnt currently run). Piles of parts come with the car. The ss rocker trim is here,lower rear quarter trim,rear quarter glasses,regulators,dash,rear seat(not pictured),newer style front bucket seats(not pictured)radio,glove box door,wiring,headlights buckets,trim rings,exterior trim,etc(see pics). Car has a CLEAN Clear current title. I can help arrange shipping anywhere in US. TX500,fl650,ca750,etc. Email me your zip code and I will get you an accurate quote. Any questions feel free to ask. I have had several questions about car having 118 cowl tag and a 117 vin tag. Here is a link to clear up any info needed on VIN of 117 .http://www.novaresource.org/v66.htm vin code break down All SS's(6cyl or 8cyl) have the 118 on the cowl tag. The SS option(118) was more of a luxury package then performance in the first years. This was only was to get bucket seats and floor shift. The VIN tag in the door jamb will have the correct designation of car. They made 6 cylinder SS's, but they would all have the 117 in the VIN.