How Do I Find Chevy Nova Cars to Restore?
The Chevy Nova, manufactured starting in 1962, is no longer manufactured but can be purchased second-hand. Chevy ended production on the first run of the Nova in 1979, but the vehicle had a second run from 1985 to 1988. Because of their age, many Chevy Novas are in subpar condition and will require a large amount of restoration. Luckily, there are many websites devoted to the Chevy Nova, including those that give restoration tips and those that sell the vehicle.
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Visit your local used-car dealership. Ask a manager or salesperson if the dealership has any selection of Chevy Novas. If the dealership is a chain, the manager may be able to check the inventory of multiple dealerships. Typically, cars at a dealership will be in good condition and will need only minor restoration.
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Search the classified ads in the newspaper under the "Cars" or "For Sale" section. Call anyone listing a Chevy Nova for sale. As of December 2010, a used Chevy Nova should cost $1000 to $3000, depending on the condition.
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Check online classified ads and car sales sites such as Craigslist.com and Cars-on-line.com. At these websites you can find Chevy Novas in locations across the country.
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Place an ad in the local or online classified ads under "Looking For" or "Wanted" listing your desire for a Chevy Nova. Include your contact information and the amount of money you are willing to pay. Mention that you are looking for a Nova in any condition and that you are open to cars that need serious restoration.
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Tips & Warnings
If possible, visit a Chevy dealership and ask where you can purchase a used Chevy Nova.
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