Chevrolet Nova SS was obviously the icing on the cake in 1971 as well, though the GM brand dropped the famous 396 (6.5-liter) engine and replaced it with a 350 (5.7-liter) V8. However, the regular ...

When you think "off-road racer," the 1971 Chevy Nova probably isn’t the first thing to come to mind. However, the "Snortin’ Nortin" will fix that in a hurry. Recently captured on display at the ...

No matter what you do, it’s important to always continue to improve. Staying still means stagnation, and the risk that you’ll be left behind. This supercharged 1971 Chevy Nova follows that philosophy, ...

The Nova wasn’t necessarily Chevrolet’s biggest star during the ‘70s, but this doesn’t necessarily mean it didn’t have its own fanbase. It did, and plenty of people out there still love the Nova today ...

Introduced in 1962, the Chevy II was Chevrolet's traditional compact car answer to the Ford Falcon. After a few design changes in the first six years of production, the 1968-'74 Nova models took a ...

When we introduced our Project SuperNova in the July '02 issue, we promised that "by the time we're through with this six-cylinder/ Powerglide-equipped '71 Chevy Nova, it'll shine at least one billion ...

There are many reasons some people start a new project car, but they seem to follow a similar path from initial idea to finished pavement-pounder. Ken Johnson's 1971 Chevy Nova is no exception. As ...

Ross Karlen lives in Janesville, Wisconsin, where winters are long and conversations are, too. One fateful night Karlen's best friend (identity withheld) suggested that Ross embark on 10-year program ...