When we introduced our street/strip Nova project in the February '11 issue, it received a new Total Cost Involved tubular front clip (tubular subframe, control arms, coilover shocks, rack-and-pinion ...

A few years ago while building our 1968 Plymouth Valiant project car, we decided to swap in a big-block Mopar engine based on a low-deck 383/400 B-series big-block wedge. The big-block Chrysler was ...

It's not often that a magazine will road-test two versions of the same car—in two separate stories—in the same issue. But that's what happened whenHot Rodmagazine reviewed different versions of ...

A great many of us coddle our special cars; that’s a fact. After all, they are exalted and quite likely become members of the immediate family. Some cultures hold that by any estimation nature as a ...

Out of all Novas built for the model year 1970, nearly 168,000 units came with a straight-six engine, while only 137,000 cars were born with a V8 engine under the hood. The 1970 example that we have ...

A restored Chevrolet Nova is quite a head-turner, but a Nova that received a solid restomod work is something that many people might actually want to drive on a regular basis. Sold by garage No ...