AMT 1/25 '66 Chevy Nova Pro Street

This is AMT 's 1966 Chevy Nova Pro Street Model Kit. This AMT kit features a complete shock absorber, detailed chassis, real engine, full exhaust, molding gas cylinder, and open hood. To complement the appearance, this kit also includes colorful accents. This model kit contains descriptive explanations that are easy to understand for guiding assembly. You need glue to make this AMT model kit, and it strongly urges you to use paint. This kit is skill level 2, not applicable to children under 10 years old.

From Chevrolet Nova in 1969 to agricultural trucks for racing, vehicles - and their drivers - have all shapes and sizes, there is one thing in common. That is the need for speed. But according to the street in Oklahoma City - there is one of the largest covered street racing cars in the US - unless you are on the "list" you do not mind. "List" contains the fastest 10 street car racing cars in Oklahoma City, they are the best. These people not only do anything on this list, they will do anything at the STAY rank. The street race first appeared before the family, before the friend, and before the work. Betting is very high, these drivers will put everything on the line, only one # 1

Returning to Chevrolet II, Super Sports (SS) and Premium Series Chevrolet II Nova were all early choices before completing a perfect face in 1968. In this crucial year, the Chevrolet II Brigade carries a 111-inch wheelbase as a totally new change to the mid-level Chevrolet II. It is available in a 4-door or 2-door coupe and SS396 (engine option L78) with a columnar coupe that provides up to 375 horsepower. The new Chevrolet II Nova sold over 200,000 units, and in 1969 GM gave up Chevrolet II badge, the name was officially renamed Chevrolet Nova. As a result, in 1970 254,242 units were sold, and SS models were only 19,585 units. If you own 8 grams of Chevy Nova SS 350 V in 1970 or 396 blocks (actually 402 pieces) in your garage, you have a very rare history of cars. SS 396 expired in 1971