1967 Nova Super Sport Transformed Into Low-Rider | Iron Resurrection
2022 ж. 7 Қыр.
50 353 Рет қаралды
With new alloys, seats and prop shaft, this 1967 Nova Super Sport is given a sleek new look, while preserving its heritage look.
From season 3 episode 6.
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The show should be called AKA Magic with metal! Absolutely phenomenal work with complete heart in my job! Who doesn't love that!
That was a beautiful build
That is sweet!
Big fan
Dad had a 4 door Nova I learned to drive in in the 60's. It drove like a tank, I hung it up over a hidden tree stump & I LOVED THAT CAR.❤❤❤
Love that show. Wish I had the money to ship my older brother's 56 Chevy to them.
I'm a big fan of the restomods. My question is did you weigh the car before and after just to see the difference and that nova turned out beautiful 😍. I also think this would make a great show , MAKING RESTOMODS
Those skinny tires BLOW!
What brand is the mini tub kit ?
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Way to go. Just ruined a super muscle car. There should be a law against people destroying the cars we are trying to preserve. BTW, Chevrolet installed 1828 12 bolt rearends in '67 Novas, and 5,481 in '66 Novas. You're not fooling everyone
I agree the Nova is my favorite muscle car, what they did is just disgusting! Ruined a classic.
Some muscle cars need to be cut up and improved. Since you both sound like the arrogant, snooty factory chalk marks kind of guys, then you should know the first and second gen Chevy 2’s we’re not that great from the factory. They were underpowered, and the front suspension was trash before it ever left the drawing board. And it’s almost like they designed the steering to have a dangerous amount of bump-steer as part of the factory alignment. They basically just ripped off the first gen mustangs and sent em out the door. They were arguably the best looking body that they ever produced. But everything under those bodies were absolute garbage. So… no. You ruin these cars by restoring them. If we’re up to me, I’d cut up every single one that still exist and change everything.
That's not a lowrider.
Low rider is so overdone. Kinda like that other custom car show that “slams” everything to the ground with bags, blah blah blah. Definitely NOT a bitchin’ ride.
Wheels can make or break a car's overall appearance because looks are subjective and with so many hundreds of styles of wheels you may love it - the owner that is - but only a small number of others will approve.