Chevrolet was rolling a handful of really cool cars in the early 1960s. The Impala, Bel Air, and Chevelle were all hitting dealerships with big power and nice appointments. The Camaro had yet to ...

The Chevy II/Nova may be an oddly-named small automobile produced by General Motors under the Chevrolet banner, but the vintage nameplate is not without its ardent fans. Manufactured over five ...

Rick Dobbertin has it made. No, he doesn’t run a liquor store, nor does his family possess a chrome shop. It’s better than those. Rick owns a speed shop. Now Rick’s go-fast goodie gulch isn’t one of ...

We all have our favorite classic Chevys, and of those models, there are always the rare offerings. These are usually performance specials that had few examples produced, and have since become the ...

A lot of drag racing comes down to a numbers game – who has more power, who has more rubber, who has less weight… you know, that kind of thing. Problem is, numbers rarely tell the whole story, ...

Since The General never produced a Nova convertible in 1966, Dan Yates from St. Louis, Missouri, decided to build one. He took a four-door sedan as the donor car and installed a frame extension to ...