How much is a 1973 Chevy Nova worth?

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Vehicle Valuation Analysis

Bodystyles	Median Sale
Coupe	$14,000
Custom Coupe	$27,000

What body is a 1973 Nova?

hatchback
For 1973, Chevrolet introduced a hatchback version of the two-door Nova—a real surprise as the model was in its second-to-last year. The SS model was downgraded to a package that included appearance options and a heavy-duty suspension.

Is a 72 Nova a muscle car?

While envisioned by its creators as a basic car, the Nova went on to be offered in a wide variety of configurations over the years, from econo-minded family transportation (even including a station wagon variant) to a tire-burning muscle car with a 396-cubic-inch big-block V8.

Did Chevy make a Nova SS in 1973?

Unfortunately, they were big and unsightly. The Super Sport option was still available, but it only got buyers a $123 dress-up package that included SS badging, a blacked-out grille, and Rally wheels. No longer an exclusive option, it could be ordered with any Nova engine.

How long is a 1973 Chevy Nova?

Dimensions & Capacities: 2-Door Sedan: 52.4 in / 4.36 ft. 2-Door Hatchback: 52.5 in / 4.36 ft. 4-Door Sedan: 53.9 in / 4.49 ft.

Is the 1973 Chevy Nova a muscle car?

This was the last year that many of the beautiful muscle cars of old that we all know and love could be found in their proper form. This was the last year of the third-generation Nova, regarded as the most iconic and high-performance iteration of the now famous vehicle.

What motor was in the 1973 Nova SS?

L48 – Turbo-Fire 350 | 350ci | 175hp V8.

What is the most sought after Nova?

The 1966 Nova SS with 327/350 L79 engine is by far the most valuable, with an average price of $54,400 in #3 (Good) condition. Concours-condition examples are valued at $126,000.

How much is a 1974 Nova worth?

According to J.D. Power, a 1974 Chevrolet Nova 2-Door Coupe with an original MSRP of $2,919, today has an average resale value of $8,550, a low of $4,200, and a high of $20,700.

What is the value of a 1972 Nova?

Vehicle Valuation Analysis

Engines	Median Sale
350 CID \| 165 HP
350 CID \| 200 HP	$19,500
307 CID \| 130 HP	$13,320
402 CID \| 210 HP