Chevy's all-new Nova hit the streets in 1968 and despite its mission as a modestly-sized, affordable car, the engineers at GM made sure that a big block would fit comfortably under the hood. Because of this, cars like this super-clean 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS396 Tribute make for some very impressive street machines, offering a strong-running 402 V8 big block in that lightweight 2-door sedan body shell. And with all that pop you get a big heaping of good looks too, with a sinister silver-on-black color combination set against some eye-blinding bright chrome that really gets the crowds in an uproar. Take a closer look but do so quickly, because whenever a slick customer like this rolls into town, he never stays long.

But before we get to all that power under the bonnet, let's have a good hard look at how beautiful this street brawler actually is. The finish is recent and gives the car a definite performance look, with a depth of clarity that only comes from layers of high-quality paint put down right over a straight body. Traditional 'SS' and '396' badges, a cowl induction hood, and the lower-body trim give it that street swagger that practically defines the era. The paint is in great shape ... Please ask for the full description.