anyone know if theres a rear spoiler I can get for my nova? I found a pretty cool front spoiler but I cant find anyone that makes a spoiler for the back.
yes I know these cars never came with a spoiler. thats why I'm asking if anyone MAKES one as in AFTERMARKET.That is because the Nova never came with a rear spoiler.
There have been people that have put Camaro spoilers on the back or one off of a Barracuda. One guy even made a Z/28 optioned Nova putting on a 1969 Nova everything that would have been installed on a 1969 Camaro Z/28 Camaro, including an original DZ coded block 302 with 4.11 rear gears required by the small motor with the big 30/30 solid lifter cam.
http://www.superchevy.com/features/nova/sucp_0709_1969_chevy_nova_z28/
Continuing on to look at what the rear end should have looked like had you bought a 1969 Nova SS you can see there was no rear spoiler offered.
http://image.hotrod.com/f/muscle_ca...04-1969-chevy-bill-thomas-nova-ss-427-02a.jpg
I don't know where you found your "Cool" front spoiler but the only thing comparable offered on a Nova was the air dam put on the front sub frame of 1974-'79 Novas to keep air from going under the car and force it up through the radiator because they were getting into the lean burn smog era motors; with unleaded gas just appearing on the market in some areas, in 1976 for the first time any where in the country.
The Nova didn't get chin spoilers or rear deck spoilers because it was supposed to be an economy car. That is why it has faux rear wheel fender skirts, a throw back to early sixties styling on the more expensive GM cars. It could have been worse we could have had a Continental Hump in the rear deck to accommodate one more bag of groceries or potted plant; because the market that the car was sold to was for young stay at home house wives to get their own car (so they could leave home to pick up junior at football practice and little sister at cheer leading practice or go to the garden club.
The Hatch Back was marketed directly to women so they wouldn't have to lean over to get to items in the trunk. Just look at all of the Chevrolet Nova ads for the hatch back model from the early seventies. It shows young women placing groceries or wooden rocking horses or high back spindle antique chairs in the back where they had been out shopping.
Big Dave