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Pretty in Purple: 1965 Chevy Impala on Bring a Trailer In addition to a rare factory color, this Chevy also sports a fine 409 V-8. By Brendan McAleer Published: Jun 28, 2025 Save Article ...
Well, getting down to basics, the Chevy II was produced in three series – the series 100 was powered by a four-cylinder engine; the series 400 was powered by a six and the Nova Super Sport was ...
Modified 1967 Chevy II Nova, Previously Owned by Paul Walker, Is Today's Bring a Trailer Pick Never mind the Skylines and the Supras, sometimes there's no replacement for American muscle.
Paul Walker was given a 1967 Chevy II Nova Sport Coupe after "2 Fast 2 Furious," and it's now for sale.
Me & My Car: ’65 Chevy Corvair in Danville ‘a work in progress’ Owner takes his second-generation convertible to weekly car shows and has driven it in local parades ...
The 327 V8 was a mainstay in many Chevrolet models in the 1960s. In fact, it was an option in nearly every single car Chevy ...
Henry Seth Taylor, a Quebecker, is credited with building Canada’s first horseless carriage. That was in 1867, and his steam-powered “pleasure carriage” forged a path for a nascent industry that, as ...
The line that graphs the appeal of the speedy Chevy Nova throughout the nameplate's history is a jagged one, beginning in 1962 when Nova was used to label the uppermost trim level for the Chevy II ...
Originally, the Nova was a trim level for the Chevy II compact car, but in 1969, Chevrolet dropped the Chevy II badging and the Nova became its own distinct model.
In 1968, a new-generation Chevy II rolled onto showroom floors. With a longer wheelbase and coke-bottle styling, the novel Chevy read as a 7/8th-scale Chevelle. And the Nova name, initially the top ...
His digital restomod take on a fourth-generation, 1965 Chevy Impala two-door hardtop coupe is merely wishful thinking, indeed, but also quite “sexy,” as one of the fans quickly noticed.
Only 900 carried the 396. Despite minor cosmetic changes, the Nova — the Chevy II named was dropped for 1969 — marched right through to 1970 relatively unfettered.