1963 CHEVROLET CHEVY II NOVA CUSTOM COUPE

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This 1963 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova Custom coupe known as the 'Phantom Sunset' had a full body-off restoration built over 10 years. The engine compartment was wire-tucked and built out to show the Weiand supercharged ZZ4 GM crate engine and uses Holley self-learning EFI. The power plant is backed by a 700R4 transmission outfitted with Corvette internals with a Ford 9-inch rear end. This Pro-Touring Resto-Mod had the frame cleaned and powder-coated gray to match the two-tone paint. The

suspension consists of a Scott's IFS front clip and 4-link QA1 coilover springs in the rear for handling. The car rides on staggered 17-inch front and 18-inch rear Foose nitrous wheels to complement the stance. The exterior finished in gray and Candy Apple Red paint and was shaved for a cleaner look, including all door handles, trunk key latch, antenna and symbols. The chrome was all redipped or replaced. The interior was all redone with tan leather and black accents, reshaping the door panels, flooring and seats. The dash was all redone with Dakota Digital gauges, and the sound system uses a RetroSound head unit, JBL speakers, subwoofer and amp. It is also equipped with a Gen 3 Vintage Air system, is outfitted with wire tuck-and-metal tube bedding inside the engine compartment and has many billet accessories.