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Reeves Estate Online Auction. Ends Oct 12, Hazelgreen, MO

 

 This Auction has Antiques & Collectibles, Halloween Decor, Great running Kawasaki ATV (just in time for hunting season), lots of costume jewelry, and more...

Auction will begin to close on Thursday, October 12th at 6:30pm.

Inspection/Preview date: Sunday,October 8th, 2:00-4:00pm.

Local pickup on Saturday, October 14th, 9:00am to 2:00pm.

Location: 30197 Hwy AB, Richland, MO 65556.

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1967 Chevy Nova SS, St Robert, MO. Auction ends Oct 16

 

The Chevy Nova was a great example of options making the car, and  this 1967 Chevrolet Nova shows you that these are some pretty nice cars  even when they're not stuffed with big blocks and wide tires. It's a  real-deal code 17 SS with some nice upgrades to create a wonderful car  that's still a blast to drive.


With a big pile of cash invested in the restoration, you can expect a  pretty nice car. The bodywork alone is probably far nicer than even the  factory could manage on an assembly, with great gaps and exceptional  fit and finish that emphasize the Nova's clean, straight lines. It was  finished a few years ago, so it's not flawless and fresh, but you can  easily see that they created an ideal surface below the subtle Butternut  Yellow paint and that it's been properly maintained ever since. Keeping  a low profile was vital to the Nova's street cred, so the classic and  understated color lets the hardware underneath do all the talking. Even  the 'SS' on the grille is subtle, leading many to speculate that GM  engineers were sneaking these cars out the door without widespread  approval from the brass. Whatever the story, this car is most definitely  a wolf in sheep's clothing with that strong-running 283 under the hood.


Purely stock is the way to go with a car of this caliber. That means  correct bucket seats with silver stripes, original gauges, and an  optional center console with a T-handle shifter. In truth, no production  car ever looked this good, and the attention to detail is so extreme  that you'll note even the seams between the upper and lower cushions on  the seats are perfectly aligned. Original Nova gauges handle the basics  and you get a clean 3-spoke SS steering wheel to hold on to. No  under-dash gauges from a catalog, no over-powered stereo, and the result  is a very clean look that's very appealing. There's a spacious back  seat, making this a car that can be used as real transportation and the  trunk is finished to stock specs, with spatter-finish paint, correct  mat, and spare tire tucked up above the axle where it stays out of the  way.


Fully rebuilt, the 283 cubic inch V8 under the hood was one of  Chevy's most easy-to-live-with high-performance mills. Unlike the  high-winding L79, this 2-barrel version was happy to trundle through  traffic without complaint and has a fat bottom end that makes it the  ideal street sleeper. Interestingly enough, you could get a 6-cylinder  SS, which is how this car came from the factory, but the swap (using a  1965 block) is exactly how the factory would have done it. It's fully  detailed, of course, complete down to the hose clamps and original air  cleaner with correct decals. The Chevy Orange paint shows reasonably  well, although it's got some use since it was completed. The bottom of  the car is exceptionally clean, showing a new dual exhaust system,  correct PowerGlide 2-speed automatic transmission, and a 10-bolt rear  end. Power steering is a welcome addition to the roster along with Cragar chrome wheels with larger tires and 4 wheel Wilwood disc brakes were added to improve driving experience (it comes with the stock steel wheels with hubcaps).

One of the most under-rated cars of the era, this Nova will surprise a  lot of cars and is a genuine pleasure to drive. This older restoration  is holding up quite well and you'll be proud to call this one your own.  Register and bid today!.

Auction will close on Monday, October 16th at 6:30pm.

Inspection/Preview date: Saturday, October 7th, 2:00 to 4:00pm or by appointment.

Location: 466 Old Rt 66 St Robert, MO 65584.

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https://www.apro.bid/auction/7470/item/real-deal-ss-chevy-ii-bucket-seats-283-v8-auto-duals-runsdrives-great-please-read-description-and-additional-info-1706496


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1967 Chevy Nova SS

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