1966 Chevy II Nova, SS, 100, and Sportvan - Chevrolet Dealer Sales Training Film - (327 L79)

[@thomassullivan9692]

I miss both my '66s. I had a 2 door hardtop from '82-'06 and a wagon from '90-'00. Both were Sandalwood Tan with Fawn interiors. The hardtop was a two-tone with a Cameo Beige roof. Both were 195 hp 283/'Glide cars with factory air.

[@kaybroughton9004]

A true beauty!! I really loved this car. My first car was 3:12 a super pretty maroon color! Only negative was rust, especially on the driver's side.

[@guymassarojr811]

I have owned a 66 Nova two door hardtop since 1983, it's a great car.

[@kaybroughton9004]

You are so lucky!! Beautiful!

[@GenerallyGeneralLee]

This was a really nice year for Chevy II

[@brianpeterson6976]

This was the best year for Chevy ll, in my opinion.

[@robinluck2922]

Especially if you were lucky enough to know about (and order) the L-79 327 for your Chevy II. Only 200 produced!!!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Once again the Nova wagon is top choice.

[@KDoyle4]

The chart at 0:23 seems to have a major mistake. Sport coupe (hardtop) is shown as being available in the 100 series only.

[@TheSteeleGarage]

@KDoyle4 you have a good eye and you are correct. The chart has the availability of the sport coupe and 2-dr. sedan reversed. The sport coupe was only available with the Nova and Nova SS and the 2-dr sedan was only available on the 100 Series. The chart however shows the exact opposite. As I'm going through my collection of these films (probably have 100+ of them) it seems that mistakes are common.

[@michaelatkins9780]

In the sixties drag car guys used to use wagons as tow vehicles and we're seen throughout the pits. Drag guys being drag guys there might have been several 4speeds.

[@paulsheehan5010]

In Canada, also called Pontiac Beaumont.

[@Kashed]

I have a Canadian Nova that is not an Acadian. I even had Canada’s Vintage Vehicle Service verify it and send me a signed and sealed letter. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸

[@rickyredhookbk9048]

I thought they were Acadian’s?

[@Kashed]

@@rickyredhookbk9048 Yes, the Canadian version of the Nova’s were Acadians. But there were a small number of Nova’s built in Canada with Canadian serial numbers and parts that weren’t labeled as Acadian’s. They were just sold as Nova’s. I got the Canadian names confused. The Chevelle’s were called Beaumont’s.

[@gertvanderhorst2890]

The facelift II is so beautiful. How much were they in the days ?

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

cool think any one orderd a wagon or 4door post with a 4 speed ?

[@67stingray1]

A guy in Mississippi has a wagon with an L79, 4 speed, 12 bolt posi. He purchased new. Black with a Red office.

[@malcolmshvac6692]

hey you have one for 57 nova i have one