When did the Chevy Nova 4 cylinder engine come out?

The 153-ci 4-cyl and the 194-ci 6-cyl were all new engines when the Nova debuted on September 29, 1961. It was the first car to offer a Chevrolet 4-cylinder engine since 1928. That engine would later be used as a base for the development of GM’s 4-cylinder sub-compact engines of the late 70’s and 80’s.

When did Chevrolet stop making the drop top Nova?

This was the only year that Chevrolet built a “drop-top” Nova SS because it discontinued the convertible body style on Novas in 1964. This made the 1963 convertible SS one of the most valuable Novas, even though it only came with the 194-ci 6 cylinder.

When did the 327 come out for the Chevy Nova?

The 327 was deemed as an acceptable means of motivation for the Nova and was added to the option list.

What was the production number of a 1967 Chevy Nova?

Oddly, only two close-ratio M21 four-speeds found a home beneath the floorboards of the 1967 Nova. The total production run of 1967 Novas was 106,430 with 10,069 of them bearing the Super Sport option. Most Nova Super Sports (8,213) were fitted with small-blocks, but 1,856 supported six-cylinders under their hoods.

What kind of engine did Chevy Nova have in 1964?

1964 Chevrolet Nova The Chevy II Nova changed little for 1964, the big news was the addition of the factory V8 engine option. The new optional V8 was a 195 hp 283 in V8. The Chevy II Nova also lost its midline 300 series and Convertible.

Where to buy Restoration parts for a Chevy Nova?

ClassicMuscle.com has the largest selection of Chevy Nova restoration parts for your first generation Nova or second generation Nova. Browse our Nova parts catalog for all your classic muscle car parts.

How long was the Chevy Nova in production?

While it was only produced for two years, the 1966-1967 Nova is certainly one of the cleanest, most collectible Chevys of all time. And with the right engine combination, it was one small-block musclecar that cooked as good as it looked!