Chevrolet Nova Chevy II 1st generation

Production period:	1962 to 1965
Body versions :	Saloon , station wagon ,coupé , convertible
Engines:	Gasoline: 2.5-6.4 liters (66-261 kW)
Gearbox:	3/4-speed manual 2-speed Powerglide automatic
Length:	4648-4760 mm
Width:	1,798 mm
Height:	1,372–1,397 mm
Wheelbase:	2,794 mm
Curb weight :	1092-1314 kg

In response to the Ford Falcon Chevrolet introduced in September 1961, in contrast to the Chevrolet Corvair , very conventional designed (front-engined, rear-wheel drive ) Chevy II. In the series 100, 300 and Nova two-door coupes, four-door sedans, three- and five-door combination models and a convertible were offered. The choice was a 2.5-liter OHV four-cylinder (66 kW / 91 SAE-PS) and a 3.2-liter OHV inline six-cylinder engine (90 kW / 122 SAE-PS) as well as a three-speed manual transmission and a powerglide two speed automatic.

1963 was the first time the super sports package for the Chevy II Nova available, which was of course predominantly optical nature. 1964 accounted for the series 300 and the convertible and the Nova Super Sport was run as a separate equipment line; new in the offer was a 4.6-liter V8 (146 kW / 198 SAE-PS).

PERFORMANCE: Chevy II Nova 400 Super Sport Coupé 2 doors
ENGINE CAPACITY: 194 cu in, 3171.90 cu cm
FUEL CONSUMPTION: 23.9 mp gal, 20 m/US gal, 11-8 x 100 km;
MAX SPEED: 93.8 mph, 151 km/h
max power (SAE): 120 hp at 4400 rpm
max torque (SAE): 177 1b ft, 24.4 kgm at 2400 rpm
max number of engine rpm: 4800
specific power: 37 8 hp/l
max speed in 1st gear: 38 mph, 61 km/h
max speed in 2nd gear: 65 mph, 105 km/h
max speed in 3rd gear: 93,8 mph, 151 km/h
power-weight ratio: 21.6 lb/hp, 9.3 kg/hp
useful load: 882 1b, 400 kg
speed in direct drive at 1000 rpm: 22.9 mph, 36.9 km/h.

Out of 122,800 Chevy IIs built for 1965, only 9,100 were Super Sports. For 1965, For the model year 1966 was a thorough overhaul of the body with new front and rear sections; the motor supply has been greatly expanded and now filed by the four-cylinder up to a 261 kW (355 SAE-hp) 6.4 liter V8 reached in 200 Nova SS . The equipment lines continued to be called 100, Nova and Nova Super Sport. The strongest engine in model year 1967 was a 205 kW (279 hp) carrying 5.4-liter.

The Chevy II / Nova of the first generation produced a large 1.25 million in 6 years.

VARIATIONS AND OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:
power-assisted steering; Power- glide automatic gearbox, hydraulic torque convertor and planetary gears with 2 ratios (I 1.76, II 1, Rev 1.76
limited slip final drive; tyres 6.00 - 13 / 6.50 - 14 7.00 – 13