“Ready to Rip and Shred”

The Nova deviated from the squared off cars for the two generations prior and introduced a car with curvaceous lines and a sleeker look. Still considered a compact, the new Nova was still considered a basic, no frills car, however, in typical Chevrolet fashion, the list of potential trim packages and performance options were long, and their relatively small size and light weight, the Nova was a top pick among engine builders and gear heads to outfit with bigger performance based motors and taken to the drag strip.

The 1972 Chevrolet Nova offered here demands your attention. The flat black exterior over black interior with a cowl hood gives it an aggressive look. The the turn of a key the 355v8 snorts to life and leaves you wondering what exactly is under the hood. The 4 speed muncie manual transmission makes it a blast to drive this street beast. The car came from Florida and appears to be super solid. In the rear there are P275/60R15 tires and 26x6.00 R18LT in the front. The car has front and rear disc brakes, electric fuel pump, tachometer with shift light, front bucket seats and headers. Whether you get your fix a quarter mile at a time or just enjoy cruising the town, this car is a must!