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1963 Chevy Nova II question?
Should I repair the steering column, and shift linkage (2-speed powerglide), or replace it with a custom new column.
The turn signal switch, horn switch are bad, and now steering shaft noise, when turning, stiff shift and high effort to place in and out of Park.
What should I expect an estimate to rerair / rebuild a steering column.
You are right, Chevy II Nova!!
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would replace it with a Flaming River or an Ididit column. But don't throw out the original. You never know when you might sell to a purist who wants to restore it stock.
Ididit has one specifically designed for your car.
As for cost, do it yourself. It'll connect you with your car. It'll cost a fortune to have a qualified tech do it for you.
BTW, it's a Chevy II Nova, not a Chevy Nova II.
- 5 years ago
Without seeing a picture, i'd say it's probably worth it. Just a good paint job alone on a car will cost between 5 & 10 grand. If it already has that, it's a good price.
- KAMLv 61 decade ago
try www.classicindustries.com they sell new parts for your chevy nova ll,or try summitracing.com they sell after market steering columns from iditit..
- 1 decade ago
Perry you should send me a picture of your Nova. andrew_schirado@yahoo.com
