Over the years, even before World War II, hot rodders would generally fall into two camps of constructing—they either built cars that looked fast or cars thatwerefast. The fast lookers ultimately ...

Chevrolet's sales nosedived in 1967, with only 1.9 million cars sold. It was a sudden drop that the all-new Camaro couldn't deal with, so several popular nameplates were hit. The Nova went down 33%, ...

Jimmy Crowden's mild-mannered '67 Chevy Nova SS reflects the visceral pride and passion that most musclecar fanatics reserve for their special breed of cars and the performance capabilities they ...

While always a fine daydream, the act of totally refurbishing dead or nearly dead Detroit iron is always a much more expensive proposition than assuming someone else’s poor judgment and failed process ...

The 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS turned the muscle car formula on its head by pairing big-block power with a compact, stripped-down ...

The 1969 Nova SS 396 still hits a nerve with muscle car fans who value raw power in a compact shell. Collectors now track its ...