What are the changes to a 1974 Nova?
It featured minor changes such as larger parking lights, a new bowtie grille emblem, and new larger bumpers that help in minor impacts. The SS option was slightly revised with new stripes now on the hood and trunk. The tail light panel was no longer painted black but the window frames and sport mirrors were.
What kind of engine did the Chevy Nova have?
Prices. The Concours coupe also was the first Chevrolet coupe with a fold-down front center armrest. A V-8 Concours coupe sold for $547 more than the comparable base Nova. Engines for the 1976 Chevrolet Nova were a 105-horsepower inline-six, a 165-horsepower 350-cubic-inch V-8, or a 140-horse 305-cubic-inch V-8.
What was the last year of the Chevy Nova?
The 1974 Nova was the final year for the third generation Chevy X-Body. It featured minor changes such as larger parking lights, a new bowtie grille emblem, and new larger bumpers that help in minor impacts. The SS option was slightly revised with new stripes now on the hood and trunk.
How many spirit of America Novas were built?
This one-year option included special red, white, and blue trim, stripes, and interior. There were roughly 390,537 Novas built in 1974 and only 14,463 Spirit of America Novas were ever built.
What kind of car was the 1973 Nova?
The hatchback model had been introduced the previous year as a new option for Nova-buyers, and was once again only available on two-door models. The 1973 Nova also had been the first in a decade that the Nova SS was not available as its own model, but instead as an option package.
How many Nova muscle cars were made in 1974?
Throughout the model year, 390,537 Novas were produced. That number was more than 20,000 higher than the previous year and was about 18,000 higher than the previous record high which was set in 1963. Though the Novas would continue to sell well throughout most of the rest of the decade, production would never again equal the high of 1974.