66 Nova SS - Repro Paperwork and more
 

Exceptionally pretty car in its current colour combination, however, 117 VIN and being represented as a matching numbers 283. Obvious repro paperwork, etc... Buyer beware, do your research. Currently being auctioned in Melbourne, Australia.

https://www.chicaneauctions.com.au/p...rolet-nova-ss/

117376N100115

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Is that a poor quality window sticker or what? :thumbsdown:

Small update: Auctioneer has removed references to matching numbers, acknowledges it was a 6 cylinder car, removed the fake window sticker and added a cowl tag photo (which looks legit IMO). Very early 65-built car. A rare win for honest representation.

So many people leave off the front fender trim. A semi-rare Norwood car, most are made in willow run. Another sanding of the trim tag (why would anybody think that was a good way to make them readable?). A big pet peeve of mine is people than do not get the pleats correct when they reupholster the strato seats. I see this all the time where you can count the amount of hog rings they used by the way the pleat is distorted.

Black over red my favorite color combo!

Yeah, sweet looking car!

Also 283 cars never got a numerical call out on the front fenders.