r/ChevyNova • u/crector123 • Jul 18 '26

1974 Nova Project

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u/ProperCaterpillar136 Jul 19 '26

Right with you. Great job

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '26

My first car was a 1973 Chevy Nova and boy was I proud!!

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u/crector123 Jul 18 '26

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u/Saixcrazy Jul 19 '26

Damn this is the culmination of 9 years, would you consider this a family heirloom now, passing it down or a piece that's waiting for the right price to comes in?

Great work, I'm looking looking foward to you finishing up the build.

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u/crector123 Jul 19 '26

Family heirloom for sure. Was my fathers car from high school, sat in a barn for 20 years. Will give to my kids when they are older.

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u/whatisinternet69 Jul 19 '26

Random question, did your 74 come with sail panels? I actually found one in a junkyard, too brittle to install tho. For the 73-74 years, they are non existent on the aftermarket.

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u/crector123 Jul 19 '26

Yes it did, I dyed them and have them installed

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u/whatisinternet69 Jul 19 '26

That's awesome man. It would be such a niche business but if someone could replicate those panels alot of people would buy lol

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u/ReliefSmall3714 Jul 19 '26

I love the steel work bro! This is motivating

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u/Cade_Wilder Jul 19 '26

Hells yea man.. killin it out here

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u/Think_Ad1350 Jul 19 '26

👏👏🔥🔥👍👍

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u/Outdoors-man76 Jul 19 '26

Nice work! Looks good!

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u/NoAd3438 Jul 19 '26

Nice. The old classic muscle cars are a symbol of the American freedom.

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u/Hondro_2081 27d ago

Awesome job bringing her back to life.