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Dear friends, which are the best color choices for the 1963 Chevy Nova?
Palomar Red with Fawn interior.. Make it a Super Sport ... link https://www.mecum.com/lots/IA0711-112339/1963-chevrolet-nova-ss/
Riverside Red and Satin Silver Poly for starters....
The proposed poly tan or poly green would be fine with me anything other than colors shown in the following photo which I already have. I anxiously await the Nova model.
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John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Well sadly I drove a dull telephone company car and it was a green and it didn't even have an AM radio and it looked like you wouldn't want it. But if the Nova is an SS coupe, give it a bright red or maybe a bright blue or a silver metallic and make it look fast. Otherwise its just a car. Stay away from a vinyl top too. But give it bucket seats.
Lots of blue and red hues already done on other Goldvarg cars. Maybe Black exterior with red interior in a Super Sport to give it that youthful look like this convertible.
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I'll take either of the prototypes: Saddle Tan Poly or Laurel Green and they can't come soon enough.
Sergio, the two colors you already chose.....
, I thought were fine, and I thought you were going with them, Saddle and Green. Why are you changing now?
Since you asked; Palomar red poly with black interior or ermine white with red interior are my favorites; both done with Super Sport trim, which really adds beauty to the car.
Ermine White and Adobe Beige. Done deal.
any color for me i just hope that sergio will do 67 nova malibu cve .
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Skip Johnson
Tonawanda, New York
Don - a high school buddy had one of those olive drab ex-phone company Chevy IIs.
He prided himself on knowing precisely where each corner of the car was. This led to some scares when riding with him, narrowly missing other vehicles and nearby obstructions.