[CdnL79 Registry]

You don't see many 1974 Super Sports in this condition. Rare 4 speed and a/c. Nice car, but not sure they'll be knocking down his door at 30K.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Nova/...7c796612:g:42oAAOSwjrFcDZ6e:rk:1:pf:0&vxp=mtr

Bob

 

[Devenk89]

Interesting way of attaching the cowl tag...

 

[bigallis1]

Nice Nova indeed.
It's been for sale for awhile now.

 

[utterson]

It sure is nice and clean, nice car

 

[CdnL79 Registry]

Interesting way of attaching the cowl tag...

Yeah, that's pretty bad. Stuff like this always makes me wonder about how some of the other things were done during the restoration.

My favorite cowl tag attaching method was the guy who threaded a piece of wire through the firewall holes, then through the tag and twisted the 2 ends together in the front.

Bob

 

[Ray_McAvoy]

Interesting way of attaching the cowl tag...

Yeah, that's pretty bad. Stuff like this always makes me wonder about how some of the other things were done during the restoration.

Believe it or not, those are actually the factory screws for the cowl tag! I think GM changed from rivets to screws like that sometime around '73 on the Nova cowl tags.

The cowl tags on both my '74 & '77 are attached with that exact same style of combo phillips / hex head screw. As are the tags on all of my '73 & newer parts cars, along with other examples I've seen in junkyards, etc.

 

[CdnL79 Registry]

Believe it or not, those are actually the factory screws for the cowl tag! I think GM changed from rivets to screws like that sometime around '73 on the Nova cowl tags.

The cowl tags on both my '74 & '77 are attached with that exact same style of combo phillips / hex head screw. As are the tags on all of my '73 & newer parts cars, along with other examples I've seen in junkyards, etc.

Thanks for posting this, Ray. Haven't seen a tag on one of these cars in ages and had forgotten they had this method of attachment. Here's another '74 currently on eBay with the same screws.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Chevr...1283f1f:g:5Q0AAOSw1Tdb8u68:rk:17:pf:0&vxp=mtr


Bob

 

[TechNova]

The inside of the doors are full of filler.

 

[Steve G.]

You are correct, the hem is gone!