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Location: Memphis, TN
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1976 Chevrolet Nova
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1967 Nova -Vortec V8 DISC brakes -Beautiful restoration $14,700.00
1966 Chevy II LOTS OF UPGRADES $17,700.00
72 NOVA SS GM 350-435HP* 4 SP PS PDB Finance-Ship $18,100.00
Documented Real SS * 350/375HP * Factory A/C $11,400.00
1968 Chevrolet Nova Chevy II $6,700.00
Last updated: Sep 17, 2008
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This is my 1976 Chevy Nova Right now it's totally stock. It has the original 250 Inline 6 Cylinder engine with a Saginaw 3 speed with a column shifter. I plan on adding a bit more horse power eventually, but for now it gets such good gas mileage I'm going to leave it like it is. Since I do alot of driving I need all the mileage I an get!
From the back Decorated for Christmas Shining in the sun Close up in front of my dad's 1969 C-10, Which he wrecked. From the side Close up from the other side These are engine pics. It's not much now but some day either this engine, or a new Chevy SB, will glow Chevy orange again. This is a picture of my new HID headlight conversion kit at night. This is my old muffler after it was removed. As you can see there was a large hole in the middle of it. It really needed to be replaced. This is what I replaced the muffler with. A cherry-bomb glass pack. Although not very loud on my 250 it gives the engine a little more kick. And it does have a quiet, low rumble now. After Hurricane Ivan I need to take it to the car wash. It was covered with leaves and mud. Here's a pic of my freshly washed Nova!
UPDATE.
After driving this car unmoddifed for almost 6 years, at 250k miles and 3 quarts of oil a week, it is time to rebuilt the engine. Here are some pictures of it hanging from the engine jack ready to be lowered back in. I decided to keep the 6 cyl because gas is too expensive now days to justify a V8. Maybe someday when the Nova is no longer the daily driver.
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Posted by: labare
04/30/2008 07:11PM
I have a 76 nova 4 door too. Mine is a Concourse, it is loaded with options. I got mine for about $400, it has appliance wheels that look like Cragars, new tires, I just redid the interior. It has the 250 six motor with auto, I assume a powerglide. Runs really good, I haven't had it on the road yet, I'm working on it, I have a 67 mustang, a 59 studebaker, a 60 valiant and several others, but the stang and nova are my faves. Love you nova, its awesome.
Posted by: nova_75_77
08/13/2007 11:36PM
nice to see a fellow 4th gen 4 door being taken care of and not donked out. like the one on steves site.
Posted by: novamonster05
09/02/2006 12:45PM
hey nice nova i have one exsactly like it check it out, and check out immortalscarclub.com while ur at it
Posted by: mrsjuelz
04/05/2006 12:39PM
that shit looks horrible!!!As for the hating you did on the red nova on dem' 23's ,you can stop that. and I'm tired of yall mocking the way we talk around here! we are fully capable of being politically correct. we can write full sentences and news flash,YOUNG PEOPLE USE SLANG!!get yo mind right asap!
Posted by: 70chevyc-10
03/06/2006 07:30PM
Nice car. you should put a small block in that beast to really get it moving. tell you dad he has a nice 69 C-10. Check out my 1970 Custom/10
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