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The odometer reads 3,295, but the actual mileage is unknown. Options for this 1963 Chevrolet Nova SS Convertible include: AM/FM Radio with CD Player, Hub Caps, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, and Raised White Letter Radial Tires. Powering this classic Nova drop top is a freshly rebuilt 350 CID V8 engine that produces 300 horsepower. A plethora of Edelbrock parts adorn the engine, including a chrome air cleaner, chrome valve covers, an aluminum intake, and a carburetor. Headman coated headers flow to the new exhaust and produce an awesome sound. A Heidts front end has been installed for improved handling. A TH350 automatic transmission with a B&M shifter transfer the power to the 10 bolt Posi-Trac rear end and 3. 04 gears. This 63' Nova is features white exterior paint and red vinyl interior with a black convertible top. This is an excellent color combination, one that will not disappoint no matter the crowd that surrounds it. The front...

This car is powered by a 327 V8 with a 3spd automatic transmission shifted with a ratcheting shifter. The car has black vinyl interior that compliments the white exterior paintjob. This car is equally at home on the street, or the strip. The door handles have been removed and it has a keyless entry fob for easy access to the drivers and passenger door. The car is stated by the seller to have all original body panels. The exhaust rumble certainly lets you know that there is something going on under that hood! Don't miss out on this first generation Chevrolet Nova!

1963 was the second year for the Chevy II line of vehicles. The Chevy II was the entry level compact car for Chevrolet after the dismal performance of the Corvair. Offered in a variety of trim levels with the coveted SS in debuting in 63, the Chevy II was an instant success. The station wagon shared the same body lines and was welcomed by the public as well with sales reaching almost 60000 in that second year. This wagon has plenty of room for the whole family and you can even put your furry friends in the back. They kept this one period correct 283 CID V8 with an automatic transmission from Monster Trans. Has...

The Nova finds itself in good company in terms of models in GM history that ranks itself as legendary but this gorgeous little car shows a different spin on what is typically regarded as a badass muscle car. This beige beauty which has been repainted utilizing PPG paint, packs a bulletproof inline 6 under the hood supplying infinite reliability when paired up to an automatic transmission making this classic cruiser an easy dream to operate on down the road. Then interior has been closely matched to the outside in a tan vinyl upholstery which embodies the era of this car very nicely. If that wasn't enough to make this little Chevy a breeze, the Nova comes as a convertible to help make this thing more enjoyable on the weather permitting summer days to allow the wind through your hair. Don't miss on your opportunity to own this amazing piece...

The first year for the SS package on a Nova was 1963. It was a trim package and still came with the 194 CID inline 6 engine and 2 speed powerglide transmission. Most of these cars have been cut up into race cars or have had V8s transplanted and the original I6 cars are hard to find. We have one here that is also a convertible! Most experts agree that there were around 12,000 1963 Chevrolet Nova SS Convertibles built. These cars were built to compete with...