Rat Rod '57 Chevy Nova

Don't know what the inspiration was for this, but they did it.

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/1115924674.html

I like it.

I'm not sure what's more horrifying, the car or the phrase "that someone has did some major modifying to."

I always hated Novas, but that's kind of cool.

Abomination

Dig that octogan steering wheel also. All in all, not a bad job. Kinda reminds me of the 789 kit for the Corvette.

Woody wrote: I always hated Novas, but that's kind of cool.

+1

That actually almost works.... not my cup of tea, but there's far worse!

Woody wrote: I always hated Novas, but that's kind of cool.

Blasphemy - but I feel the same way about Miatas

looks alot better than the late model montes and buicks im seeing around here lately that have fins added...

I would love to own that car. Late model fuel injection (think TBI, nothing special) and run it 365 days a year.

There are two that hit the local car shows, Grand Ams with 1949 -1950 Ford Tudor front and rear sheetmetal. I think it's a kit. As Quasi pointed out; old look, new reliability.

Dan

Grand Ams? I've seen kits for later model Thunderbirds with the '49-50 Ford front and rear, but never for GM cars. Interesting.

Damn, so THAT'S where I parked my batmobile.

Yep, that's it, thought it was a Grand Am....

Funny... I hate novas and tri five chevys and yet that pile of crap appeals to me.

I just don't get me sometimes

Wow. That's all I can say.

I sorta like it.

My meth dealer used to have a car like that.

Nothing says "Cool" like an octagonal steering wheel.

is the steering wheels a garage-sale find funky fresh picture frame? people are getting TOO creative

carguy123 wrote: Abomination

+1...but I kinda like it. HOWEVER, "$3500" and "very rusty" shouldn't be in in the same ad.

I know some MG owners who would love to have that wheel.