1963 Chevy Nova Chevy II convertible restomod/ pro touing

Unfortunately I have to sell 3 of my cars. This is number 2 (my favorite)

1963 Chevy II Convertible SS Restomod/ Pro touring

The car has been featured in Car Craft magazine

It won Best Pro Touring car and Car Craft Nationals in MN (2015)

Was featured on Mav tv Optima Ultimate Street Car program

Even though it has performance upgrades it drives like a daily driver when not into the right pedal.

Built 4L60E trans with 2800 PATC stall

Motor is a 6.0 liter with LS6 heads and cam, Ls2 intake (AMS race engine built)

ARP rod bolts

Turbonetics 72 mm turbo, doesn't kick in until 3000rpm

AFCO aluminum radiator

Ligenfelter 60 lb injectors

Topline Design customer built inter cooler

in line fuel cooler

TCI 4 link rear and subframe connector

Viking coil over all 4 corners

18x9 wheels with Nitto rubber

Topline roll bar and ridetech 5 point seat belts in front, standard in rear

Splitter is custom built from aluminum

over 650hp at 15psi boost

has his / ers switch, the hers is 5 pounds boost

TCI steering built off mustang II platform

Dynomax exhaust

2012 Camaro Brembo brakes, 14 inch rotor, 6 piston fron, 4 piston rear

12 bolt GM rear end with Ford 9inch ends and Mark Williams axles. 3:55 gears

Every drive or local car show it gets the most attention.

Please note as nice as this car is everywhere there is one thing I always meant to get back to but never did, the chrome molding around the windows/vents has some pitting and should be replaced. other than that car is great

If you are interested enough to send an inspector please allow me 24 hour notice.

Please no new bidders and don't waste anyone's time if you do not have the funds. Thank you

Forgot a couple things

has led halo headlights

B&M shifter

Kenwood stereo with remote

driveshaft loop

Holley oil pan

On Jul-18-17 at 09:38:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

Please note the color is not purple it is Kona Blue, it gets a lot of attention.

This is a high end car but pictures weren't taken under soft white light in a fancy showroom but is same quality as many higher priced cars