Survivor 70 nova ss.check out this color combo

[Schonyenko2]

Originally Posted by flyingn

FI was never available on a Nova SS

Neither was the LT/1 unless it was a Yenko Deuce, or a Canadian COPO. This is not one of them.

[novadude]

I think agree with the guys that speculate that this was not born an SS. That brake distribution block set-up sure doesn't look correct for '70 - likely a front disc brake conversion. If so, that rules out the possibility that this was an SS originally.

[RAII4speed]

The "body line side moulding" was part of an exterior group and could be had on an SS

[Lee Stewart]

http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/che...v/bilder/4.jpg



http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/che...v/bilder/5.jpg

[RAII4speed]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/che...v/bilder/4.jpg



http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/che...v/bilder/5.jpg

Lee, This picture of the red 1970 Nova SS must have been a GM prototype ? I believe you could only get a red interior in a 1969 Nova and if you did, It had to have bucket seats.

[442w30]

Originally Posted by RAII4speed

Lee, This picture of the red 1970 Nova SS must have been a GM prototype ? I believe you could only get a red interior in a 1969 Nova and if you did, It had to have bucket seats.

The outside is red too. It's prob a graphics design thing.

Anyway, I don't care for Gobi Beige (website says the wrong color, if I recall), but the gold vinyl top really helps make it attractive. I kinda have seen a similar thing with 4-4-2s – with black stripes, Bamboo sucks, but with gold stripes it's begging for me to take a closer look.

[Lee Stewart]

Originally Posted by RAII4speed

Lee, This picture of the red 1970 Nova SS must have been a GM prototype ? I believe you could only get a red interior in a 1969 Nova and if you did, It had to have bucket seats.

I posted the two photos to show the different rocker panel moldings used on the Nova and Nova SS when the Exterior Décor option was ordered. You can see the car in question does not have an SS molding. Those that feel it's a clone are IMO correct.

[RAII4speed]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

I posted the two photos to show the different rocker panel moldings used on the Nova and Nova SS when the Exterior Décor option was ordered. You can see the car in question does not have an SS molding. Those that feel it's a clone are IMO correct.

I was referring to the red car with red interior I believe that was a 1969 only option. Not in 1970 as pictured.

[novadude]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

I posted the two photos to show the different rocker panel moldings used on the Nova and Nova SS when the Exterior Décor option was ordered. You can see the car in question does not have an SS molding. Those that feel it's a clone are IMO correct.

We'll let the experts chime in, but I am 99.99% sure that BOTH of those side / rocker trim packages in the brochure art you posted could be had with the SS option. The different trim isn't because one is an SS and the other is a 4-door. Its just a different RPO trim package. The one shown on the SS was also available on non-ss cars, blacked out rockers and all.

[RAII4speed]

Originally Posted by novadude

We'll let the experts chime in, but I am 99.99% sure that BOTH of those side / rocker trim packages in the brochure art you posted could be had with the SS option. The different trim isn't because one is an SS and the other is a 4-door. Its just a different RPO trim package. The one shown on the SS was also available on non-ss cars, blacked out rockers and all.

^^^ What he said