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Chevrolet introduced the Chevy II in 1962 to specifically combat the rising.
build and high-revving power available from the 283 engine and went in droves to the Chevy dealers. Then in 1965, the.
But, never did the twain meet until the engineers at Chevrolet Performance decided to stuff its 2.0 liter turbo crate engine into a.
V-8 also offered in the Chevy II lineup. With a curb weight of.
It’s not hard to see that this Chevy Nova has got it going on. The 1960s Chevy II/Nova.
this Nova is a 327 cubic-inch V8 motor that has been completely rebuilt to L79 specs. The consigner also.
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The year 1962 marked Chevrolet’s 50th production.
Some racers campaigned a two-door Chevy II, some a four-door, and others a station wagon. We have seen 283, 327, and 409 engines in Chevy IIs. Not.