Walkarounds with Steve Magnante | 1971 Chevrolet Nova SS with Numbers Matching 350ci V8 | Ep. 94

Today, Steve looks at this mean sounding 1971 Chevrolet Nova with its numbers matching 350 motor. This is a real Super Sport! Full Build sheet included. Automatic Transmission, a great driver.
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[@davidchristensen6908]

I want to thank High Octane garage for hosting these videos. I love all your videos. Sorry to say I am not a buyer but love all the car

[@mickeyshea8013]

Same with me, the prices are so steep

[@michealenochs8470]

My brother had a 1970 SS nova cranberry red with a black interior and bench seat 4-speed I loved that car I tried to borrow it as munch as I could which was not often.

[@charlesdalton985]

I remember when Novas were common, even then, loved them. Obviously this is more rare. Great day two car.

[@mylesross5712]

My neighbor bought a SS Nova with a 396 packed into it. Gold exterior, black vinyl top and column shift. A real family guy, too. It had the 396 callouts on the front fenders.

[@ccbiezenbos]

Great to see you continuing to improve!😊

[@Daniel-fd3wp]

Man with the Vinyl Top makes that car epic. It needs to be garaged. Super kool.👍

[@googleusergp]

Let's go all the way with the tag, so we can brag:
ST71 for 1971 model year, 11427 for V8 Nova two door sedan, WRN for Willow Run, MI assembly, 752 for Black cloth bench vinyl seat interior trim, 53 for Placer Gold lower exterior paint, B for black vinyl top, 02A for the first week of February 1971 production, and I believe the other codes at the bottom of the tag may refer to steering column and possibly carpet codes or other body related codes.
We got the VIN, we win: 1 for Chevrolet, 14 for V8 Nova, 27 for two door sedan, 1 for 1971 model year, W for Willow Run, MI assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Willow Run facility was located at 2625 Tyler Road and operated as an assembly plant from 1959 to 1993 and then for a time was a GM parts distribution plant.
Guthrie Motors was located at 1405 N. Osage Blvd in Nevada, MO and this is Max Motors Chevrolet-Buick-GMC today.

[@gteefxr3094]

Pretty sweet.👍

[@mikedunker7354]

WOW THANKS FOR THE INFO LOVE IT

[@ExecutiveAutomotiveSociety]

Exceptional filming and description. Very impressive.

[@jessicagreene1773]

There was one in my high school back in the early 80s that color and had Cragars and Lakewood traction bars. Great looking car.

[@hornetbrown]

I always wanted one of these in this color. 350 or 402 CI, I will take it with the 4-speed. Gorgeous car.

[@jwrappuhn71]

Excellent.

[@dmc9791]

My wife had a 70 Nova SS i t was red with black vinyl top no power steering but had power brake no A/C 300 horsepower and that was back in 1980 she had it pretty cool car

[@carlmorgan2859]

I had one, the plate under hood rated my 350 at 365 hp with an M22 Muncie and posi rear end

[@johnvanlindingham9490]

I had one with a 250 inline 6 had a friend that had a 396 in one

[@gregkistner1955]

Had a 72 Nova but it certainly didn't look like this!! Mine was rust city!

[@chazstone5519]

Thats a surprise to watch this video and see where the window sticker on this car states that it is from cause thats my hometown and its not pronounced like the state even though they are spelled exactly the same Nevada i mean

[@jameschaves3936]

those hose clamps on the fuel lines are not proper fuel line clamps

[@glengabruch4664]

Sweet Nova! Please check out my 1968 Barracuda fastback powered by a rowdy 512 stroker backed by an A833 4 speed manual. I think you'll approve. 👌

[@SamFBM]

i have one of these in my imagination but black

[@MrJaismith]

They gutted the factory AC that showed on the window sticker and changed the heater box for a non-AC type. Also looked to be missing a bolt on the diff cover.

[@scottolisar456]

sorry Steve that’s a 3rd gen nova

[@miked4784]

3rd generation

[@jonathanperezbayon1693]

Not a real SS

[@M2fiftycal]

You don't know that.

[@jonathanperezbayon1693]

@@M2fiftycal I do.. I own 2 of this cars

[@mikedunker7354]

@@jonathanperezbayon1693 HOW CAN YOU TELL? IT IS REAL NUMBERS MATCH