1983 Nova Kit Car  

Excellent video, bringing back memories of my teenage years looking at kit car magazine with friends and always loving the look of the Nova!

Excellent Video - I really enjoyed it the car looks a million dollars. Alistair neglected to mention that the car has already won an award at a classic car show- The first of many I'm sure

What a truly awesome car, Alastair! I love everything about it: its looks, the backstory and restoration. A nicely produced video, too.

One of the best looking cars of all time, even alongside Lambos and Ferraris. Still has the "wow factor" all these decades later. I have a restored/customized 67 Beetle, but I'd love to get my hands on one of these!

wonderful, love his passion

What I like the most is the passion of the man!

Love the video dude, absolutely love your care for the passion❤️

Great looking car. The body mod at the back to hide more of the engine looks great. Cheers.

Mad things!!! 😍👍😊💥

Great car - Great story!

Many thanks for producing this video of my Nova. Thoroughly enjoyed meeting you on a rare sunny day this summer. I met my old paint sprayer friend at the weekend (after 30 years!) and he told me I was wrong about the Mk1 Escort front indicators which are actually Mk2’s 😉

I love this kit car! I use to look at different kit cars when I was a kid and wanted to build one so bad. I think this one is beautiful. You've done great! Also I'm just curious, how fuel efficient is this car?

Here in Oz, they were called the Eureka…..Manufactured by Purvis Fibreglass Products in Melbourne…….I always thought they were an honest car…….I quite admired them…….still do……….but I’m into old MG’s……and there is no known cure !!

Beautiful car , nice work restoring and preserving this unique vehicle.

As always, beautifully filmed, you set the bar high! The car also looks so much more than the kit-car designation suggests. Great video!

great video mate, cool car too! (I never knew about it, so thanks for sharing)

I remember something very like it in America called Sterling. My racing instructor at Lime Rock drove one as his every day driver.

Great informative video! I had one in 1975, an original Southampton made one in lime green with a rare colour coded panel sunroof and Beetle 1500 engine. ( more yellow than lime green). The other two colours available at the time, red and blue, suffered from gell coat fading. They were also made in a brand new factory unit in Accrington, Lancashire where they moved from Southampton in 1975, before moving to west Yorkshire.

Seen the Nova at the Pre 67 Ford show At Lochore meadows, looked great and it was getting a lot of attention, kids getting their picture taken with it and folk asking each other “what is it?”

Fantastic Alistair. I have followed a good bit of your progress on the EuroNova site. Cheers Mate from a friend and Sterling owner from across the pond on the Sterling Kit Car Site.

Great video! Must admit I was completely taken aback by how good it sounded when he started it!

Awesome car! Kinda reminds me of an old Pantera a little bit.

Betting by now people wanna drop LS engines in these.