Found on ACC Auctions60 photos1971 Chevrolet Nova SS
Specifications
- Year
- 1971
- Make / Model
- Chevrolet Nova
- Trim
- SS
- Engine
- 383ci Stroker V8
- Exterior color
- Antique Green
- Interior color
- Light Sandalwood
Description
Vehicle Description 1971 Chevrolet Nova 1971 Chevrolet Nova SS 350 – Real Super Sport – GM of Canada Documented – 383 Stroker V8 – 4-Speed ManualThis beautiful 1971 Chevrolet Nova SS 350 represents a highly desirable era of GM muscle, further elevated by official GM of Canada documentation confirming it as one of just 1,877 units produced for the Canadian market. Combining classic muscle car styling with upgraded mechanical performance, this factory Super Sport retains its striking original color combination while benefiting from a comprehensive chassis and engine bay refresh completed under current ownership.Highlights GM of Canada Documented authentic Z26 Super Sport One of only 1,877 models produced for sale in Canada Professionally built 383ci Stroker V8 engine Factory-correct Antique Green exterior and Light Sandalwood interior Highly detailed engine bay and undercarriage Engine & Drivetrain 383ci Stroker V8 built by Competition Automotive in Toronto, dyno-tested near 500 hp Approximately 500 miles on motor since installation Engine components feature AFR cylinder heads, a Lunati camshaft, Eagle rods, and forged pistons Engine assembly was balanced and blueprinted Complete MSD electronic ignition system with MSD Digital 6AL ignition box Ceramic-coated headers, Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold, and aluminum valve covers Original M20 4-speed manual transmission with a Hurst shifter Factory 12-bolt rear axle upgraded with performance 4.10 gears Exterior Finished in factory-correct Antique Green (Paint Code 49) Paint is approximately 25 years old and presents very well Factory SS badging on the front grille and rear panel Chrome front and rear bumpers with integrated parking lights Color-matched steel wheels featuring factory dog dish hubcaps wrapped in redline tires Factory tinted glass (Option A01) with a windshield-integrated antenna (Option U76) Interior Light Sandalwood vinyl upholstery (Trim Code 763) featuring front bucket seats Center console with factory gauge pod (battery, temperature, oil pressure, and fuel level) Original dashboard featuring a horizontal speedometer and a factory tachometer Two-spoke steering wheel featuring a central SS logo Period-correct pushbutton AM radio (Option U63) still fitted in the dash Sandalwood carpeting protected by matching factory floor mats Chassis & Suspension Rear leaf spring setup augmented by a rear anti-sway bar and traction bars Underbody and chassis components refreshed by the seller and nicely detailed Polished gas tank Factory firm ride and handling suspension (Option F41) Power-assisted front single-piston disc brakes with rear drums (Options JL2, J50) Hydraulic power steering (Option N40) Dual exhaust system exiting cleanly behind the rear wheels in stock location Known Imperfections Minor stone chips on the lower side panels consistent with a 25-year-old finish Documented paint blemishes located on both corners at the rear bumper The original numbers-matching 350ci V8 engine block is no longer with the vehicle Ownership History Originally produced at the GM Willow Run, Michigan assembly plant on June 5, 1971 Delivered new through Brian Phillips Chevrolet Oldsmobile in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Acquired by the current owner in 2018, who performed the engine bay and mechanical updates Additional Info Sale includes official documentation from General Motors of Canada Limited, certified by George Zapora on November 12, 1998, detailing the original vehicle options and production statistics This GM of Canada-verified 1971 Nova SS stands out as an exceptional find for the purist collector who values a highly correct, stock-appearing aesthetic paired with verified factory options. And its professionally built 500-horsepower stroker motor and 4-speed manual make it an absolute thrill for any muscle car enthusiast looking to drive and enjoy a true icon...
