Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
Nova
Year:
1978
Mileage:
2555
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
North Carolina
City:
Raleigh , NC
Zip:
27698
1978 Chevrolet Nova cool vintage sense of style 2555 Miles
This 1978 Chevrolet Nova has a cool vintage sense of style. But it also doesn't take much to see there's been a solid investment in upgraded power. The result is a classic that's a bit of a sleeper and an all-around fun driver. These fourth-gen Novas are cool cars. They seem to take the lessons learned from their predecessors to give us one of the most attractive designs of the series. It means that it is a smaller car that always looks far more substantial. The large flat nose, formal roof design, large chrome bumpers, and long trunk lines give it a Malibu kind of impression. But the lighter weight has always made them ripe for speedy upgrades. While the V8 in this is enhanced (and we'll tell you more about that in a moment,) the style somewhat underplays the power. The factory-correct medium green has the right look of a well-kept survivor, and the chrome bumpers carry a nice classic cruiser shine. And while the full black stripe package is sporty, it also has a clean and complete look of quality. So it's really just the shining rally wheels with raised white letter tires that give the big hint at the muscle car that lurks within. The black interior goes well with all the back exterior accents. As a true cruiser, there's a good amount of space for family and friends, and just like the exterior, it never gets too fancy. It's just a comfortable environment with plush velour on the seats and a retro-style AM/FM/iPod stereo for cruising music. But what you'll appreciate most is that this has a driver-oriented setup.
This 1978 Chevrolet Nova has a cool vintage sense of style. But it also doesn't take much to see there's been a solid investment in upgraded power. The result is a classic that's a bit of a sleeper and an all-around fun driver. These fourth-gen Novas are cool cars. They seem to take the lessons learned from their predecessors to give us one of the most attractive designs of the series. It means that it is a smaller car that always looks far more substantial. The large flat nose, formal roof design, large chrome bumpers, and long trunk lines give it a Malibu kind of impression. But the lighter weight has always made them ripe for speedy upgrades. While the V8 in this is enhanced (and we'll tell you more about that in a moment,) the style somewhat underplays the power. The factory-correct medium green has the right look of a well-kept survivor, and the chrome bumpers carry a nice classic cruiser shine. And while the full black stripe package is sporty, it also has a clean and complete look of quality. So it's really just the shining rally wheels with raised white letter tires that give the big hint at the muscle car that lurks within. The black interior goes well with all the back exterior accents. As a true cruiser, there's a good amount of space for family and friends, and just like the exterior, it never gets too fancy. It's just a comfortable environment with plush velour on the seats and a retro-style AM/FM/iPod stereo for cruising music. But what you'll appreciate most is that this has a driver-oriented setup.
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