1971 Chevy Nova SS

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[@billhoppe2991]

I love these cars from my youth. Thanks

[@z28pawpaw]

watched this video again, this is a awesome car, it is perfect, thanks again

[@FreedomGarage]

THANK YOU!

[@chubbethsthunder]

Nothing beats the Ole American Muscle Cars. Thank you very much. You and your family have a beautiful an blessed weekend.

[@joelatkinson2080]

More classics! Great video!

[@FreedomGarage]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@tjmayer9103]

Super nice Nova.

[@bubbapearson751]

Thank you sir 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@murdoc221978]

The weekend is the time I can see these videos. The country is during the week. Thank you Jared.

[@leethompson7290]

That's one beautiful car

[@iacorrigan4115]

Bringing back memories of my '72. Thank you!

[@TheNorseman17]

My favorite car you’ve done so far

[@Cow_boy_up48]

I'm glad you started this channel all the cars are awesome

[@randycole1068]

Brings back lots of memories loved to work on them

[@earltate56]

Sweet ride. Makes me miss my 72' Challenger even more. Pure nostalgia. 🙂

[@bheckner]

American muscle 🇺🇲❤️ Work of art. 🔥

[@samadams9557]

Beautiful

[@guerra57chevy38]

Nothing else compares to the old classics. Tons of room under the hood and in the trunk. Love working under the hood of my 57 Bel Air, not so much under the hood of my Avalanche. Love seeing the classics, keep them coming. Nothing wrong with the newer cars. You just can't beat the classics.

[@lyncushman8248]

When 18 I had a 71 nova...straight 6 250. Yes keep up the classics.

[@kayejaye261]

My GMA had a 70 olive green Nova. Miss all those American muscle cars. Great vid. Thx.

[@russellwilliams825]

I love those classic musclecars. My first car was a '68 Pontiac Tempest with 350 and a Powerglide. Loved that car!

[@richardbrown4953]

Love the classics

[@elwhastrummer]

As a 20th century mechanic, I appreciate cars like this. Easy to work on, with simple systems. For years, growing up, there was a big tall tripod in my back yard. My older brother and his friends would but old junkers, and make hot rods out of them. They'd park the cars under that tripod, pull the motor out, rebuild, hop up, and put it back in the car, in just a few days. I learned so much. Cars aren't like they were in the 60's and 70's. Now they are highly computerized, and modular. If you can afford the scanners, you can do a lot to fix the new cars. I've done that too, in the last 20-25 years. Cars are so cool. And I really dig watching guys like Jared, finding some of these awesome classics, and sharing them with us.. Thank You!!

[@bobfoster687]

Amazing almost 50 years old!!!

[@z28pawpaw]

I love the old and new

[@spacetexan1667]

This is my moms favorite car 😂❤️ she’s always wanted one but settled for a Volkswagen Bug

[@erictiry6483]

So so sweet!!!! Definitely keep the classics coming.

[@jerryshowens3049]

Another sweet Muscle Car. Nothing beats to the old Classic 60's & 70's Muscle Cars

[@larryfoster2227]

I used to have a 71 Nova in my 20's. Nice ride!

[@zinoorr1056]

Vent windows bring back summer vacation memories down at Brant Rock! Great review thank you.

[@Dave-sg6br]

Brings back memories of my 52 Plymouth

[@barackmycat9448]

I didn`t see many SS`s back in the day. Their was a lot of the regular models. That color is so correct to me memory.

[@barackmycat9448]

Oooops there. Dummy

[@justadudenamedchris]

Dream car!

[@theusconstitution1776]

I have my 1975 old‘s cuttless salon sitting in the garage with 115,000 original miles and no rust and I’ve been meaning to get on it and as you know Jared back surgeries aren’t fun especially seven of them so it’s now 12 years later and I still can’t pick up my toolbox but watching this just makes me want to get out in the garage and do something! I do need some pieces and parts like that chrome bezel around the round headlights? And also the air conditioning and radio trim on the front of the dashboard? You’re building another fabulous channel Jared thank you ONE for having all these these two channels and two for being a cop and standing up for American citizens a job you still do today every day I don’t know after your back surgery if you have gone back to work irregardless I hope you were able to if you decided you wanted to I didn’t have that option but stuff like this turns my motor❤️🇺🇸

[@scottka]

Great Car! My first car was a 1970 Mercury Montego. Loved it.

[@daniellemay3058]

YES MORE CLASSICS. WAS BORN IN 1961 AND MISS MY YOUNGER YEAR'S!!

[@davidmayo4120]

Love the muscle cars

[@glenclifton4563]

I miss these killer cars. I've had several cars from 1963 to1972. Chevelle's,Novas,and Camaros. Those days are gone.

[@randyperry6713]

Very nice, love the sound

[@timlewis994]

Beautiful. My first car was a 2 door 71 Buick Skylark she purred like a kitten

[@bullfrog8221]

Beautiful, good Ole American Muscle

[@surferdude1012]

Jared, My first car was a 1970 Chevy Nova! Sweet car brother!!

[@ssracer02]

My first car was a 72 Ralley Nova that my dad had bought new. 350 with a 3spd on the floor and bucket seats out of a GTO. Loved that car and it’s what made me a gear head. One day I want one again.

[@FreedomGarage]

Very cool!

[@rickreed464]

This is the second video of yours I've watched .so far I really like them. 1st was the yellow 67 convert GT 2nd is this Nova. 1975 I bought a 1967 Camaro in-line 6 3speed stick I bought a 327 and mateted to the stick, and added a Hayes clutch kit, Headers, Thrush mufflers and had a friend that worked at a exhaust manufacturing shop make two exhaust pipes from mufflers and elbow out in front of the rear tires. It was my first love

[@FreedomGarage]

Appreciate you watching!

[@stevenedington6265]

I love the older cars. My first car was a 55 Pontiac Chieftain. This was in 1966. I spent every Saturday morning out in the garage cleaning the plugs, setting the points, just generally tuning the engine up so I could go out that night. I could cruise the hole night on two dollars of gas.

[@ronnydowdy7432]

I loved the 60's and early 70's muscle cars plus the room under the hood and trunk space. I had a 71 Nova SS in 1978. It would go very well. Had a 67 Chevy Caprice SS with 396 . Bought it when I was 14 and it had all the gauges factory. So much power and would get 7 mpg on a good day lol. You would not believe me but I made a race car with a 72 Ford pinto using the original 2.0 engine. Would do 137 mph in 3rd gear. Have no idea how fast it would go in 4th. Those were the good days. The 50's cars were some of the most beautiful cars. The 60's are my favorite.

[@therayven3147]

Those Pintos were awesome... my first car was a 1974 Ford Pinto Runabout... I miss that car...

[@ronnydowdy7432]

@@therayven3147 I have missed mine too but I gave it to a friend when I went into the Air Force. I drove it for 9 years off and on as I had other cars and trucks. I could never get it to stay on the rack track. Rev it to about 5,000 rpms and dump the clutch and put the pedal to the metal and it was uncontrollable. But with a rolling start that thing was bad to the bone.

[@therayven3147]

@@ronnydowdy7432 yeah, them old Pintos were fun... mine was so rusty when close the door, a piece of bodywork fell off, but I beat the hell out of old car... it ran like nobody's business... my second favourite was my 1981 chevy Chevette... I had a lot fun in that car too...

[@ronnydowdy7432]

@@therayven3147 I had a 69 chevelle ss with the 396 and 4:11 pos . It was a beautiful car and fast 1/4 mile. Not very good gas mileage lol but gas was high. 50 cents a gallon.

[@therayven3147]

@@ronnydowdy7432 50 cents a gallon??? That's ridiculous! Lol if only we knew then just how bad gas prices would become...

[@TheNorseman17]

It’s all about the sound of the engine

[@daniellemay3058]

ANOTHER GREAT CONTENT!!! THANKS JARED!!!!!

[@mikem7571]

Guns & Gadgets. Freedom Garage. 2A and F'ing A. Sure do appreciate them both.

[@FreedomGarage]

And I Appreciate YOU!

[@MikeHemm1911]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

[@bryanohlsson4689]

I had a 72 SS. Pea Green with black top. 4 speed, with interesting 327. I took the 350 block. 305 crank and rods with 327 pistons. What us old timers call the double hump heads. Other things were done to the engine to match the ports, intake and headers. Was a blast of a car to drive. Like the new channel.

[@jerrydavis9039]

Man this brings back memories, had 71 SS black in color.

[@DebtheReb1369]

My Dad had this '71 Nova SS with a 350. I loved this car.

[@timbopie4504]

Love it. Love the channel. Brings back the days of having the classics myself. Before they were classics lol. My Nova was a 73. Thanks!!! Ready for a Chevelle SS video lol. 454 LS 6 please...

[@hobocat451]

I love classic cars and I love an car that you can work on without having to take it to a dealership. I love working on MY vehicles! Very rewarding feeling.

[@barryvolk9926]

I remember working on these type of cars in high school back in 69 and 70

[@user-eb6vo1iw9j]

Love all your content and the way you educate the PEOPLE who watch .

[@FreedomGarage]

THANKS!!

[@user-eb6vo1iw9j]

@@FreedomGarage NO , THANK YOU SIR . I WATCH ALL YOUR CONTENT SIR , BECAUSE IM A SAVAGE FATHER'S SAVAGE SON NAMED STERMON !

[@josephroberts7597]

I still drive a '91 Dodge Ram W350 with a 360. Love my truck and the room under the hood.

[@twodogs7741]

Great job Brother. My 69 was white. Started life as a 2dr. 250 straight 6/auto, ended life with a 327, edlebrock dual plane intake and edlebrock carb, T-10/4 speed with 373 posi. Did all the work myself. I say "Ended life" cause like an idiot I sold it to a buddy and he horse shoed it around a tree. He's Lucky to be alive. We did save the engine. I did once own a 69 AMX/390, 4 Speed, seen any around? Keep em commin.

[@rodneyhammon1793]

Nice Nova!…

[@therayven3147]

Man, those were the "good ol' days" bruh... the engine bay had so much room you could climb up under there and take a nap... they were very easy to work on... hell, back then, you could build a full out race car right in your own garage... nowadays, you have to have a shop or garage that resembles the bridge of the Starship Enterprise just to do a tuneup... it sucks... Man, that dashboard and those wing windows brought back some memories... Great looking and sounding car, and great video... I liked it...

[@Chieffino]

Our family grew up in a 77 Nova. Those cars were built to last.

[@davidstratton1146]

When I first started being a macanic it was fun.

[@jamesshepherd1665]

What a beautiful car!

[@brucewhite2368]

love those old Nova's

[@markbainbridge2859]

Oh Man ! Take me back ! 👍🏻😁

[@MissGinaTree1]

Love it don’t drive but love car’s real cars that is

[@hoss5104]

Those were the days! I wish I..................................!

[@davidthierer5653]

I agree with the uncluttered engine compartment! Much easier to work on and diagnose problems.

[@youbetterwakeup2449]

Yup! With all the modern electronics/engineering, it basically requires you to have thousands of dollars worth of diagnostic and specialty tools to fix anything yourself. I don't even know if newer vehicles still have OBD-2 ports or not.

[@bobhartman2571]

Yes, I prefer the large engine space.

[@westsolon7480]

Yep .... the good ol’ days. I had a ‘73 Camaro I miss that car.

[@janshulse9027]

Can't beat American muscle. As far as the engine bay I remember my Dad working on his hot rod pickup and me sitting in the engine bay helping. Now I can hardly get my hands in around the engine of current cars. beautiful automobile.

[@kttba77]

Dang I miss my old rust bucket 1980 Regal with a small block. Shook rust off every time I lit up the rear tires ;) lol

[@xmavrick]

Nice nova! I would like to see a 70,71 or 72 Trans Am 455 HO on your channel! Thanks for sharing

[@bbax069]

PS. Love the shows. Gives me a good channel along with G&G! Keep up the good work for the 2nd! 👍👍👍

[@bizerko1194]

I was lucky enough to grow up in the area that the original 'Gone in 60 Seconds" was made. Spent 20 years in the automotive business, knew Ed Iskenderian, Honda Jim, most of the guys that owned Ascot raceway. Good time to be alive.

[@Pauls_Homestead]

Very nice. We put a 454 in one of them back in the day. Good ole fashioned muscle.

[@louiscapasso4452]

That thing standing still looks like it is hauling ass! Jared please keep them coming.

[@0331-REAPER]

Hey bro. I’m glad I just sub’d to this. I love Hot Rods, Pro Street. I used to have a 65 Malibu SS. I miss that ride man. I still regret selling it to a buddy in the army. He lost everything and needed some wheels, so I did what a good bro would do, I got him an auto trader mag from the exchange ! JK I hooked him up with my baby. If he wouldn’t have been such a long time friend and fellow veteran who appreciates all American muscle cars too, I wouldn’t have. What are bros for? ML&R Jared🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

[@FreedomGarage]

Appreciate you Brother!

[@TheHawkeye50317]

Definitely, the memories. I miss my 70's cars for a lot of reasons - including being able to work on them myself.

[@jimmorrison2783]

Growing up my dad had a 66 Malibu with a 327 and power glide. Also had the optional shoulder harness.

[@badcompany3057]

Now you're talking. A Nova was the first car I got to a 100mph in. Good stuff.

[@terrycostakis6284]

Nothing like the sound of a V8 muscle car from the 60’s and 70’s

[@coreypolite9831]

This makes me miss the 1975 Nova with the half moon hub caps I had back in high school.

[@steelpunisher6944]

Oh man!! Now that is a thing of beauty! The cam and the whine of the gear to gear timing got my heart going a bit with memories of building 350s with my pops. I also remember friends getting in the trunk before we’d go in the drag strip. I absolutely love these videos that make me flash back. I’m only 47 but I grew up around old cars like this. Keep them coming good sir🇺🇸👍

[@user-eb6vo1iw9j]

Same age here my brother ! I Loved tuning wenches with my old man . He was a great mechanic even a tank mechanic . He was a corporal during Vietnam so is my uncle Jasper Alsup . Jasper was a helicopter mechanic and a door gunner and they both came home So we all know how lucky they were because so many men didn't . Unfortunately my Father , Donald Ray Stermon passed away because of medical conditions not treated correctly by the VA just 18 day after my first child came into are world. He watches over all 7 of my children from heaven now .

[@steelpunisher6944]

@@user-eb6vo1iw9j …. Awesome comment brother. I’m sorry to hear about your dad. He sounded like a great friend. At least you know he’s watching over your family. My pops is a Vietnam vet also. He’s 100% disabled now and I care for him now. We can’t do the build’s anymore but I’ll have those memories for life. God bless you and your family

[@user-eb6vo1iw9j]

@@steelpunisher6944 He was a great MAN . He never stopped serving are military like we have done for hundreds of years. He worked on Navy ship in shipyards like Swan Island for Northwest Marine as well as my mother Virginia Cheyenne Alsup Stermon . My father was a pipefitter and so many other things. Hey had a beautiful funeral and I couldn't count how many really loved him because there when hundreds. The air was filled with trumpets and drums the smell of gunpowder and our Air Force burnt a lot of jet fuel that day . I Honor my father every day because I am his only son .

[@user-eb6vo1iw9j]

@@steelpunisher6944 I take care of my uncle Jasper Alsup because his son is a rich loser that can't find a minute if his time to even call his father so his father is my father now and I see him every day .

[@steelpunisher6944]

@@user-eb6vo1iw9j … That sounds like a wonderful honor for your dad. Shows how well loved he was and still is. Thank God your uncle has you! I’m glad you are the good soul you are and take care of him like your own dad. I don’t know you but I thank you sir. And I’m sure your uncle does too. Im proud to do it and I’m sure you are too. 🇺🇸👍

[@5five6rudy]

I remember my dad had a nova ss just like they when I was a kid in the 80’s

[@DistinctOgre]

You ain't no Steve Mag Jared, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work. 😁

[@tonytaylor2657]

Love the old ones

[@davidcrissinger3490]

Ah, the good ole days.

[@William.eAlmquist-pb5dh]

Nice Nova ❤ Had a 68 ss396 L78 4spd

[@anthonycreasy7069]

I love those old Nova's. Please continue showing these old muscle cars. Thanks Jared.

[@chuckconnors7516]

Beautiful! Keep it up, please.

[@jetnoise007]

I miss my 1970 SS 350 300hp. I built that thing up in the Army auto shop, What a screamer!

[@erictaylor6595]

You brought back memories of my youth. Can you get some square body toy on your show

[@phred4117]

definitely love the novas... i'm 3/4 through resto on a '64 series 400 chevy II wagon... super built an inline 6... everything else is original... keep it up... i think you've got a winner here...

[@victorbeebe8372]

Yup I like it that way. Old Nova's were nice.

[@RickheadWashington]

Damn should have hopped in that 66 mustang convertible. That one looked sweet.

[@l.a.3887]

Love the old classic hot rod

[@tonyrasmussen2265]

Yeah and the trunks were big enough to sneak a couple of your friends into the drive in movies or haul extra beverages.

[@michaelball760]

I've got a 1970 Plymouth duster 340. those 340 small blocks were called giant killers for a reason.

[@Jackyoung56]

Absolutely prefer those big engines and the room to work on them. I had a 72 Nova SS, 350 floor shift auto. Candy apple red, white vinyl top, white interior. Loved them old beauties. The old Chevy trucks also. Keep em rolling, brother!!

[@jemory11]

Born in 63, so of course continue!