I like the new look of the tail section on the trunk. It's subtle changes like this, that makes you think that's how Chevy should have done it back in the day. By the way, y'all forgot to black out the license plate in the 2nd pic like all the rest. LOL!!
Steve, my friend you are correct it is a 67 ..., I have absolutely no idea why I put 66 in the title , I would claim typo but probably just wasn't paying attention , what makes me mad is the huge build book that's sitting on my desk for this car that has "67 Nova" written in bold print across it ....oh and thanks for calling me out on it Haha
the 'SS' trunk diecast is 67 too. i doubt someone would go as far as swapping all those items to clone a 67. that trunk diecast is worth a very big shiney penny.
the 'SS' trunk diecast is 67 too. i doubt someone would go as far as swapping all those items to clone a 67. that trunk diecast is worth a very big shiney penny.
Steve this car actually started life as an Impala , and it was rebodied............
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Will you be selling the trunk molding,the piece that goes across the back of the trunk,if so I'm interested,thanks
the rear trim goes back to the customer to use on another car, sorry
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