This story first appeared in the May/June issue of MotorTrend Classic] The Ford Mustang and Chevy Camaro have probably sold ...

1967 is a great year for the Chevy II, but it would be all too easy to ruin those looks with the wrong wheels or paint ... suspension out back means this Nova is about more than just straight ...

A 1967 Chevy II Nova Sport Coupe once owned by "Fast and ... and mini-tubbed rear wheel wells that accommodate 18-inch wheels with 295/35 BFGoodrich G-Forca T/A tires. The wheel-and-tire setup ...

It was also beloved by the GM community of enthusiasts precisely because the urban legend allowed them to creatively transform the little Chevy Nova into veritable bombs on wheels. That practice ...

therefore turning the Nova into a small rocket on wheels. The Super Sport, which was already available on other Chevy models, including the Impalas, rapidly caught the attention of Nova buyers.

It was introduced as the Chevy II Nova as members of the GM marketing ... free of charge in Real Wheels. It is easy to get your car featured: • Include: Photograph of your car; year of car ...

Originally, the Nova was a trim level for the Chevy II compact car ... heavy-duty suspension, and 14" x 7" wheels. Appearance upgrades for the SS included simulated air-intakes on the hood ...

Seemingly still determined to offer some of the coolest die-cast models of exciting and iconic cars available today, Hot Wheels is launching their limited edition ’66 Chevy Nova tomorrow morning ...

James Schaad, of Fort Jennings, had his 1977 Chevrolet Nova at the Allen County Fair Car Show in August. The 1962-1979 Novas were simple, durable cars, according to MotorTrend. FORT JENNINGS ...

Related: The Chevrolet Nova—History, Generations ... For improved handling and looks, 18-inch Cruiser wheels from American Legend, wrapped in grippy 200-treadwear Falken Azenis 660 tires ...

This 1963 Chevy Nova SS convertible's wild ride would have ... The SS option consisted of bucket seats, a floor shifter, gauges, wheels covers, and identifying exterior badging and trim.

The rear wheels are wider than the fronts, giving the Chevy Nova an aggressive, muscular stance. This Chevy Nova can back up that strong appearance, too. Gone is the 145-horsepower 305 it was born ...