Space Heater Season

Nova Nation,

Get out those spacer heaters, and get ready to work on your Nova this holiday season. We are working hard to make sure you have all the parts you need to meet your end-of-year goals with your ride!

Our Featured Nova is back this month! Check out Frank Sgro's '63 Nova SS, and send us your photos so that we can feature your Nova in 2023.

We hope that you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends!

IN THIS ISSUE:

• Giveaway Winner: Michael Felkins
• Giveaway: Be Our Lucky November Giveaway Winner
• On the Road: Somernites in Somerset
• In the News: Worn Out Exterior, 5.7 Liters of Power
• Featured Nova: Frank Sgro's 1963 Nova SS
• Check Out Customer's L-79 Powered '66 Nova
• Back In Stock Parts
• New & Featured Parts

Our Lucky October Winner: Michael Felkins!

Our lucky winner this month is Michael Felkins of California! 

Up for grabs last month:

• Heartland T-Shirt
• Racing Champions Chevy Nova 
• Wheels of Fame '67 Chevy Chevelle 
• American Muscle '66 Pro Stock Nova

If you didn't win, scroll down and find out the next giveaway pack and how to win this month!

Be Our Lucky November Giveaway Winner!

Up next is our new giveaway set!

To enter, you must purchase any product from our online store between Nov. 1 and 28, 2022. The price doesn't matter. Winner will be chosen at random!

Up for grabs this month (in picture above):

• Heartland T-Shirt (bottom)
• Super Chevy '65 Nova SS (left)
• Racing Champions Hot Rod (right)
• American Muscle '66 Pro Stock Nova (top)

Good luck this month!

Winner will be announced in our next newsletter.

On the Road: Somernites in Somerset

We knew dozens of Novas were going to be in our own backyard, so we headed to Somerset to see how many we could find before winter comes.

Somernites Cruise is held in historic Somerset, KY, on the 4th Saturday of the month, from 12-6 pm every April through October. Events are held on Thursday night and Friday of cruise weekend, too, so out-of-towners can make a weekend out of their trip.

When it warms up again, come on out to Somerset, and let us know if you're in Kentucky. We would love to give you a tour of GM Classics!

Worn-Out Exterior, 5.7 Liters of Power

Behind this aged, 1970s-brown exterior is more than meets the eye. 

Many of our customers choose to overhaul the exterior, interior and engine block when they work on their Nova. Not this owner!

Behind 50 years of wear and tear is a 350-cubic inch, 5.7-liter Chevy Smallblock crate engine. It's no Ferrari engine (and it doesn't run), but you can pick this up in Ohio for $12,000.

Featured Nova: Frank Sgro's 1963 Nova SS

I had always wanted a first-generation Nova. Life happened in such a way that I never was given the opportunity, but I always had this goal in the back of my mind.

For years, I planned ways to do it but never pulled the trigger...

Check Out Customer's L-79 Powered '66 Nova

Customer Carl Rossler of Rosslers Transmission shows off his beautiful 66 L-79 Coupe 3 on the tree!

He bought his first Nova (that didn't have an engine, hood or transmission) at the age of 15. He eventually got it up and running with the help of a donated Nova wagon.

Check out his full story here, and, as always, shop for L-79 parts 24/7 at gmclassics.com!

Dash Bezel Instrument Panel

w/o AC

SS White Shifter Ball

Firewall without Air

Dash Bezel Set