1971 Chevrolet Nova

The 1971 Chevy Nova is a classic American compact car known for its sporty styling and performance. It featured a sleek, aerodynamic design with a distinctive grille and chrome accents. Under the hood, it could be equipped with various engine options, including potent V8s, which made it a favorite among muscle car enthusiasts. The Nova was available in different body styles, such as a two-door coupe or a four-door sedan, offering versatility for buyers. Overall, the 1971 Chevy Nova is remembered as an iconic representation of the era’s automotive style and power.

This extremely nice and clean 1971 Chevy Nova is a great example of a well cared for car. Vehicle runs and drives very nice with great sound and easy engagement with the transmission. Vehicle remains mostly stock setup with some nice upgrades. Santa Fe Brown exterior with stripes and very clean vinyl interior. Wipers, lights, radio, horn and even dome light all work as you enjoy this sleeper muscle car. The B&M shifter is simple and fun to drive and the headers and performance dual exhaust give you a great growl and sound as you cruise.

Aftermarket oil pressure, water temp and RPM gauges were added and Retro radio provides the tunes as you enjoy the drive. Many of these Nova’s were modified or beat to tar...this one has an overall great stance, sound body and doors, trunk and hood fit and sound great as you open and close them. This one is priced right and allows the next owner to enjoy the feeling of driving a classic.

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