For the first time in more than four years, Ken Miller’s 1957 Studebaker Parkview two-door station wagon will roll out ... transmission into a 1967 Chevy Nova II. He now works on his vehicular ...

Eventually, it would produce a handful of different models based around the Chevy II/Nova and Chevelle until ... four-door sedan, and estate wagon models, and the Canadian market cars featured ...

Chevrolet Nova went through a welcome conversion but ended up sitting in a shed, looking for a new owner to continue its ...

This Chevrolet Nova SS is a specimen flexing a long list of upgrades, beginning with an LS6 engine built approximately three ...

A bizarre crash in Delaware resulted in a Corvette landing on top of a Chevrolet Nova. A Chevrolet Trailblazer was involved and narrowly missed a different garage in the crash. The classic cars ...

WINNIPEG — Following hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns, Manitoba Public Insurance is abandoning its Project Nova technology overhaul after a revised estimate pegged costs at $435 ...

The summer programme, held between 27 June and 6 July, aims to inspire and nurture emerging opera talent in Malta and Gozo The Opera Nova Project has opened applications for its Summer Academy - a ...

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Station wagons were once the darling of American families. Hugely practical, thanks to the huge trunks with low load floors, and with car-like driving dynamics, wagons were a no brainer for most ...

Nova Chemicals has decided not to move forward with a chemical recycling project in the Sarnia, Ontario, region. "Upon completion of the feasibility study in 2024, Nova Chemicals and Plastics ...

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Executive director Charles Vinick said Tuesday the $20-million project on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore — announced five years ago and supported by private donations — could be derailed.