A 1967 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova is an impressive-looking custom V8 car that perfectly represents the era. This car is a great example of custom-built cars. Call us today to set up a test ride! Here are some fun facts about the car.
1967 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova
The Chevrolet II/Nova has been produced in five generations, from 1962 to 1998. The 1967 model, which was the last year of the second-generation Chevrolet II/Nova, was a restoration project that took place in 2012. This vehicle is now a genuine retro muscle car. A GM 6.0L LS-2 crate motor produces 400 horsepower and has a mild performance crank and tube headers. The rear wheels are provided with torque via a 6-speed Tremec Manual Transmission. This is done using a GM positraction differential that has an 8.5 inch ring. This machine is a fantastic driving machine thanks to its HD axles and 4.10:1 gear ratio.
5.3L (327 cid) V8
Chevrolet offered four power ratings in 1962 for its 2.3L small block engine, the 327 ci. The base model produced 250 horses at 4,400rpm and 350 lb.ft. at 2,800rpm. The next power rating was 300 horsepower at 5,000rpm. Performance-minded purchasers were drawn to the small-block's high horsepower, torque, and output. Hot-rodders referred to the small-block Chevy engine as "Mighty Mouse" because it was 100 pounds lighter that big-block Chevys.
111-inch wheelbase
The 1968 Chevrolet Nova was completely rebuilt to feature a longer, more spacious wheelbase of 111 inches and a wider stance. This compact car featured a sporty, short hood/short deck proportions as well as a semifastback body style. It was available in three versions: a wagon, convertible, or two-door sedan. The Chevy II Nova was called the Chevy sedan and was called the Chevy sedan.
Super Sport (SS) package
1968 Chevrolet Nova SS, a performance-oriented model, was available with a SuperSport Package. This package featured an SS badge and simulated hood air intakes. It also included a black-accented tail and grille. The car's base model came with a 295-horsepower, 350-cu in V8 engine and heavy-duty suspension. The SS model was a higher performance version of the Nova. This big-block engine produced 375-bhp and 415-lbft torque at 3600 rpm.
Factory-fitted camping gear
The Spirit of America edition of the Chevy Nova is painted in patriotic colors and features special emblems and options. This includes a factory-fitted camping shelter. Protect-O-Plate, period-correct vintage camping gear, and more are included in the car. This is a great way to show pride in America. These vehicles are collector's pieces. These vehicles make wonderful gifts for all ages.
FAQ
How can I fix my car as a hobby?
You might be interested in cars as a hobby. You could learn how to repair them, buy parts for them, sell them or just enjoy them. It would make a great pastime if you're looking for something different to do.
But it is not easy to turn this into your full-time occupation. It requires a lot of hard work and dedication. Also, you will need to put a lot of money into it.
If you don't have any good reasons to be involved in cars, it may be better to just let it go.
Are you a mechanic or a technician? Do I have to study part-time?
A degree isn't necessary, but it certainly helps. Employers prefer candidates who have completed a full degree. It shows that you've worked hard and are determined to succeed.
This doesn't necessarily mean you can't continue to work while studying. Some universities permit students to do coursework during summer holidays and complete their studies later in a year. Some universities allow students to take part-time classes throughout the year.
What qualifications do you need to be a mechanic?
To become a technician, you will need to pass a series exams. These include:
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A test of general knowledge
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A practical exam
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An apprenticeship test
These tests are designed to ensure that you understand the basic concepts of mechanical engineering and physics before you start working as a mechanic.
After passing these tests, you will be eligible to become a mechanic. You will still need to complete an apprenticeship. This will involve trade training.
You'll need to attend classes and workshops to learn everything you need to know about repairing vehicles. Working alongside skilled mechanics is also a must.
You'll need a high level of concentration and attention to detail if you want to succeed as a mechanic. Vehicle repairs require you to be very attentive.
To become a successful mechanic you'll need patience. If you don’t like following directions, then this career path may not suit you.
You could make a great career out of your love for cars and the work that goes into fixing them.
What is the difference in a mechanic and an auto technician?
Both are related, but they are not the same. The mechanic fixes cars while the technician maintains them.
A mechanic needs to be able and quick to use their manual dexterity. A mechanic must be able diagnose and fix problems quickly and accurately.
An automotive technician must be more technically proficient than a mechanic. They should be able read blueprints and use tools like drills and wrenches.
They should be able safely to perform complex procedures. They must be familiar with all types of electrical and engine systems.
They must also understand the interplay of different parts.
As a result, a mechanic usually earns less money than an automotive technician. There are many job opportunities in both.
Statistics
- Apprentice mechanics earn significantly less hourly than mechanics who have completed training, with a median wage of approximately $14.50 an hour, according to PayScale. (jobhero.com)
- 52% of Mechanics in the United States think their salaries are enough for the cost of living in their area. (indeed.com)
- According to the BLS, the median annual salary for automotive service technicians and mechanics in the United States was $44,050 in May 2020. (uti.edu)
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How To
How to protect yourself against auto mechanic frauds
Consumers are often victims of auto mechanic scamming. The average American spends $1,500 a year on vehicle repairs. This means that there is plenty of people willing to take advantage. You can avoid becoming a victim if you are able to identify the signs. These tips will help you identify scammers before they steal your money.
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Never pay upfront. Paying upfront to someone is a sign of fraud. When work is complete, always request payment. If you're unsure whether something is legitimate, call the Better Business Bureau (BBB) at 1-888-322-8138. They'll provide advice and guidance.
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Ask for references. You can contact former customers to confirm that you are dealing with a trustworthy service provider. Also, it's a good idea check online reviews. It is important to ensure that every business you deal has a positive reputation.
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Conduct background checks. You should never hire anyone without doing a background check. Check the BBB website to find out if there have been any complaints. Also, confirm that the vehicle's registration number belongs the owner of the business.
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Do not be afraid to leave. Sometimes, even when a business seems legit, they try to trick you into paying too much. If you feel taken advantage of, don’t hesitate to quit. There are plenty of other businesses available to you.
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Be wary of "free" services. There are lots of companies that offer free estimates or free inspections. These companies will often charge you exorbitant fees later. Ask about additional charges before you sign anything.
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Avoid being pressured. A company may offer you a great deal because they think they are able to charge you less than you should. If you find yourself in a situation where you are being pressured to buy something, it's likely a scam.
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Look for quality products. High-quality parts are important when you're looking for a repair place. You shouldn't use cheap brake pads if you need them. Instead, look for a shop that specializes on brakes.
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Get multiple quotes. It is important to compare prices from different shops. Comparing prices between shops will give you a better chance to find a fair price.
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Keep track. Keep records of everything that happens during your repair. This includes invoices, receipts, and warranties. It is also a good idea to keep track of any addresses or phone numbers that you receive.
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