1967 Chevrolet Nova LSX Supercharged - Stunning 200K+ Build!

Make

Chevrolet

Model

Nova LSX Supercharged - Stunning 200K+ Build!

Year

1967

Listed price

$175,900

Location

Carrollton, TX

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

1,111 miles

The Chevrolet Nova, born in 1962 as the Chevy II, was initially conceived as a compact, economical answer to Ford's Falcon. By its second generation, launched in 1966, the Nova had shed some of its utilitarian skin, adopting cleaner, more muscular lines that hinted at its burgeoning performance potential. While still offered with humble inline-sixes, the '67 model year saw the availability of potent small-block V8s, establishing the Nova as a formidable sleeper and a canvas for drag racers and street machine builders alike. Its relatively lightweight unibody construction and compact dimensions made it an ideal platform for those seeking to maximize power-to-weight ratios, cementing its status as a drag strip legend and a beloved classic among hot rod enthusiasts. This stunning 1967 Chevrolet Nova embodies that spirit of performance, taken to an exhilarating extreme. Far from its humble origins, this Rally Red coupe is the result of a no-expense-spared, 200K+ build, centered around a supercharged 376L LSX engine. With just 1,111 miles on the odometer since its transformation, this Nova is a fresh testament to modern muscle car engineering, channeling immense power through a precise manual transmission. The vibrant exterior is matched by an undoubtedly custom interior, creating a cohesive and breathtaking machine designed for both show and go. This Nova represents a meticulously crafted fusion of classic aesthetics and contemporary, supercharged performance.