1971 Nova SS (SOLD) at Coyote Classics

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This sure is one sharp Nova! For 1971, the only thing that differentiated the Nova from its previous model year was the movement of the forward engine designation badge above the side marker lights. This striking '71 is powered by a 350 C.I. V8 paired to a 4-barrel carburetor. Power from the 350 gets to the rear axle through a column-shifted 3-speed 'Turbo-Hydramatic" transmission. The exterior "Cranberry Red" paint shines brilliantly laid out over a straight body, and the chrome trim reflects very well. The interior black vinyl bench seats look great and feel great, being very comfortable and perfect for cruising. Options on this sweet Nova include power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, a tachometer, an updated vintage-style AM/FM/Cassette stereo, under-dash performance gauges, a heater + fan, and a dual exhaust system. The car rides on a nice set of factory-style SS steel wheels on top of some great BF Goodrich RWL tires that add to the muscular look of the car. This Nova is a great cruiser and is just waiting to be taken back out to cruise!
VIN decodes as follows:
1: Chevrolet
14: Nova, V8
27: 2-door sedan
1: 1971 model year
W: Assembled in Willow Run, Michigan USA
236056: Sequence number
Coyote Classics (Greene, Iowa)
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[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great looking Nova!!!

[@baltimoreravens1515]

B nice to know what it sold for

[@francisjaniewski5990]

That Nova reminds me when I was painting, its personal choice on underwood colors. Original semi gloss on inner fenders and firewall or car color.

[@thatdudenamedlebowski0074]

Listed at just over $43k and only a little over 50k miles. You cant even buy alot of cars today that nice for that much.

[@BAD4U22]

Another beautiful nova guys

[@davidbaron6647]

Nice, My older brother had the 74 Nova in the orange of the 71 Camaro u did

[@walterrounds3643]

Very nice I like that transmission

[@ronarceneaux858]

I’m in the market for a 73 Nova SS , 3 speed manual wit a 350 ci engine… but this one looks fine! How much?

[@gtrjoe68]

Nothing but Love!!!

[@danswartwood4580]

And thank you Dalton.

[@201corley]

What was the rattling noise in the video, could not pin point what it was or where it was coming from.

[@willgeo2215]

So what makes this an actual SS? No buckets, console shifter or factory gauges. Does it have factory original disk brakes? This isn't a SS!

[@jeffincabo]

Crazy ass price !

[@garymarklein4550]

No A/C....a must

[@GrayMatterBBC]

Beautiful car but add bucket seats and a 4 speed it's perfect

[@dannyflemings864]

That's a really nice looking car but what is it with the sound I mean that engine that muffler system sounds horrible

[@Kevin-nv1xf]

How much

[@15DurangoRT]

$?

[@bryanmiles4759]

Unibody! Can't go over 400 horse power. Twist body!!!!!!!! Sorry. I have a "69" Chevelle. Full frame!! 665 horses!!!!!

[@francisjaniewski5990]

I worked in a Prostreet shop for 5years frame connectors all the way.

[@bryanmiles4759]

@@francisjaniewski5990 That, Adds Weight!! I DON'T even have a wiper motor!!

[@musclebone7875]

I bet that's a fun street car

[@bryanmiles4759]

@@musclebone7875 Very fun. Wheels come off the ground, and tires chirp, shifting into 2nd, and again in 3rd! Yep. Automatic!! Manual valve body. So... You Must Shift. Start in drive, YOU'RE in Drive. Lol

[@sheeznutz2254]

Subframe connectors

[@iveyx001]

downright shame it's an automatic!!!

[@ancientheart2532]

Automatic? No thanks.

[@stevedingman3753]

O Price ?

[@tjanusz3]

if you have to ask you cant afford it

[@justinnatasmai4503]

Tree fiddy