67 Chevy II

1967 Chevrolet Nova Chevy II Description:

I am the 3rd owner of this car. The 2nd owner was my sister. The car has been in the family since 1977. Originally sold in California and the car has lived in this area it's entire life. No body rot or rust. It has the original 283 and 2 spd PG trans. The original Butternut Yellow was wearing thin on the roof and was mistakenly painted over with a cheap paint job in 2000ish. The car had been in one fender bender in about 2013ish when I bought it from sis. I have pics of the wreck aftermath and rebuild after. Some item's that are not original to the car are the Church Boyz rack and pinion, power steering, front disc brakes, hood, front bumper, grill and drivers side fender. The original 283 was rebuilt to stock specs and Sanderson headers were added. Also added an MSD Atomic EFI and timing control. It has an IDIDIT tilt steering column and a Locar floor mounted shifter in the factory black interior. The front seat cover, headliner and door panels have been replaced. I saved parts that were removed from the car except the hood, fender, grill and bumper for anyone who may want to put the car back the way it was originally and the parts are included with the winning bid. Myself, I like to make something work better than it did before, hence the CB rack and pinion, disc brakes and EFI. The rear brakes are original drum. The fuel tank is a new reproduction. The wheels are 15x7 smoothies with police style dog dish caps.
Buyer is responsible for all shipping and payment is due immediately at the conclusion of the auction unless prior arrangements are made. No warranty is expressed or implied on this vehicle. I reserve the right to end the auction at any time.
What you see is what you get. Basically it's a solid daily driver that's had a lot of money put into it, so now it's a daily driver that stops and goes very nicely.

On Sep-04-19 at 08:19:39 PDT, seller added the following information:

Note: All questions about the reserved price will be ignored. In my view, the point of an auction is for me to know and you to find out after you've made your bid of what you'd be willing to spend on such an item.