The Official Off Topic Chevy Nova Thread! let's see them

There were no convertibles after '63

 

I had 2 , 66 SS models as a kid . Last one was a one owner 327 / 300 HP , power glide . Hard to beat it in a city block race . Paid $400.00 sold it for $1900.00 8 months later . Thinkin I broke the bank

 

a friend's 1966 Nova SS L79

 

That has been a "bucket list" car for many years for a lot of people, problem is, they have become far from reach financially for the average person.
As many know, 1966 was the only year to get the "true" 350 hp L79 engine, the 67's got the same basic engine but they were rated at 325 hp due to having the aluminum intake and Holley carburetor replaced with a cast iron intake and Rochester Quadrajet carb.

This is the 327 for my 67, built as if GM had carried it over the same as the 66 model.

 

love it.. looking at my T-stat cover ... I need to replace it on my 66 Wagon.. you gave me something else to do... @DDDenny

 

Tell my wife I'm good for something!

 

will do.... @DDDenny Wife, Hey he something good if you read this lol !

 

One of my favorite Nova race cars... Alan Green Chevrolet...

 

This is a couple of weeks old but:

Dear Friends and Customers,

The time has come for us to completely retire from and close GmClassics/Chevy2only.

We have valued and appreciated all of our customers since 1981. We will miss hearing stories of your beloved cars and the connection with your families that have made us feel like part of your lives.

We would like to take a moment to give thanks to all of our hard-working staff over the years; we could not have made it without them. Also, we would like to give honor to Joe III (Grandpa Joe) for his wisdom, encouragement, and knowledge that he passed on to his son, Joe Junior.

You can still place orders. We are giving 20% off on our in-stock items. The purchasing option will be disabled from the website, but please use the site for part numbers and research.

Here are three options to order our current inventory at a 20% discount:

1. Submit a quote through our website, instead of checking out. No money will be collected until we verify availability. Then an email will be sent back to you with an order of available parts that will be pending payment for you to submit payment.
2. Call 502-239-8487. We will take your order over the phone and verify stock before accepting payment.
3. Email info@gmclassics.com a list of part numbers with your name, address, and phone number. After we verify stock, we will email an invoice to you with a "Pay Now" option.

Any current orders and back orders will be filled.

You will always be our Nova Nation,

Joe Junior, Susie, Andrea & staff​