1969 Chevy Nova Review & Test Drive
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2022
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On the lot now is a real looker. This silver 1969 Chevrolet Nova with SS trim is an extremely clean car! The 3rd-gen Nova, of which this car is an example, was made from 1968 to 1974 and remains as one of the most capable muscle cars to ever wear the bowtie emblem, especially the ones made from 1968 to 1971. This sweet Nova comes equipped with an upgraded 383 C.I. "Stroker" V8 paired to a 4-barrel Holley carburetor. All that power is transferred to the rear wheels through a "Turbo Hydra-Matic" 3-speed automatic transmission. The silver paint looks absolutely stunning laid out over an incredibly straight body, and the chrome trim of the car is in exquisite shape as well. The black vinyl interior with bucket seats both looks great and is very comfortable. Options on this fantastic SS include adjustable seats, a tachometer, newer under-dash gauges, an updated vintage-style AM/FM radio and stereo system, a heater, front disc brakes, power steering, brakes, and wipers, a dual exhaust system, and an aluminum radiator. The car rides on a sweet set of factory-style SS steel wheels on top of a great set of BF Goodrich RWL tires. This car not only has the capability to go like hell, but it rides incredibly nicely as well. If you're in the market for an incredibly clean Nova, then this just might be the one you're looking for!
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I had one just like that. 71 silver SS with a black pin stripe. Got it brand new. LOVED it
I had a 69 Nova ss with the factory 396 ,400 turbo and 373 gears and it was the same color, sure brinks great memories. Beautiful car !
Nice Nova, thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subs Dalton and Chad.
Beautiful, I love the silver paint.
My 69 SS had the 375 hp 350 engine, muncie 4 speed, hurst shifter and 4:11 posi rear end. Canary yellow with keystone classic mags. I remember spanking a chevelle 396 one day driving home from work. Sold it for almost nothing when in joined the military in the mid 70's. Oh to have that one back......
The 350 SS didnt make 375hp.
@@cameronfisher1127 According to Chilton, it did...
@@cameronfisher1127 Articles I read now a days say it was the 396 L78 that put out 375 hp.
Nice car and thanks for the test drive
My first car was a 1969 Nova that I brought off my father it was military green and had no bells and whistles just basic with a six banger three on the floor got it painted at a paint shop for $99 added a lift kit air shocks and thick white strips down the sides and a 10 " steering wheel and only had manual steering at that time and drove it cross country during the oil embargo of 73 non stop all the way from San Diego to Poland Springs Maine all the way the timing was a tooth off from me trying to get more horse power and that got me into auto mechanics doing apprentice at my uncle's garage and end up working at Hancock lumber as a Planer Mill Operator for 6 yrs. redesigning that Mill in it's begining to become state of the arts and as a hobby rebuilding and flipping cars for quite a while!!!!
Awesome car you guys have here !
Thank you for the video.
Best year.
This belongs in a museum.
wow Nice Nova talked get much talked about
Cool 😎
I like it! Does it have a V8 engine 😊
Question 🙋 Why is he shifting on the column? I thought it was Automatic
Most question don't qualify as Stupid, this one does.
Sweeeet!💯🎯
Seems more like 3:08 gear ⚙️
Grill “SS” emblem is installed WRONG.
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How much?
$46,995
How much
$46,995
Would be nice to talk about the engine with the hood up 🙄
Complete restoration and they didnt even paint the master cylinder .
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