1964 Chevrolet Nova 400 327 SBC 5.4 L Engine
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YellowBuilt 327 | 4-Speed | Street/Strip Ready | California Car – Solid & Fast
This is a high-performance, California-born build featuring a strong 327 small block and a complete street/strip-ready drivetrain. Zero rust, fully sorted mechanicals, and clean interior. This car is built to run and is ready to enjoy.
Engine & Cooling:
327 ci, bored .030 over
Trick Flow aluminum heads
TRW forged domed pistons, 11.75:1 compression
GM 327/350hp hydraulic cam, roller rockers
Estimated ~400 horsepower
Previously ran mid-12s @ ~110 mph in the 1/4 mile
Fresh Griffin radiator – runs extremely cool at 160–180°F regardless of weather
Fuel System (All New):
Stainless steel fuel lines
New gas tank
New carb, filter, and Holley fuel pump
Transmission & Driveline:
Borg Warner Super T-10 4-speed
Scatter shield and drive shaft loop
New Zoom clutch components
New driveshaft joints
Rear End & Suspension:
Factory 10-bolt rear upgraded with:
Street/strip axles
True locker with 4.10 gearing
Rear springs moved inboard with subframe connectors and new hangers to allow for wider wheels/tires
Currently running 16×8.5″ rear wheels
Old-school street/strip traction bars—hook and book!
Brakes (All New):
Stainless steel brake lines
Corvette dual reservoir master cylinder
82–92 Camaro front disc brakes
New rear drum brakes
New e-brake system
Brakes perform flawlessly
Body & Undercarriage:
Originally from California
No rust or rot—ever
Perfect trunk and floors
Undercarriage coated in semi-gloss black material (bedliner-type)
New stainless fuel and brake lines installed after coating—no overspray
Interior:
Restored black interior
Upgraded to SS interior with console
Console custom modified to mimic factory 4-speed look (factory didn’t make one for 1964)
Rare factory SS dash with tachometer
All gauges work; tach is not connected to avoid possible damage from modern ignition system