Will it run after 37 years barn find 1967 Chevy nova 

Getting it running right where it set, driving it out and then the pressure washing... so satisfying.

That's a 1965 Chevy 2 Nova, I had a two door straight six back in 1987.

Definitely a 65! They had 4 lights in the rear and marker lights in the bumper!

"Steering wheel's there" Finally the first thing I can understand and relate too lol, sounds like me when I open my hood "yup engine is there"

Great video. I smiled when you drove it out of the barn. Really enjoying your work. My grandmother had a '67 Chevy II in the medium blue metallic. Even with four doors, dog dish hubcaps, and a six cylinder, it was still a really cool car in the 80's when I drove it. Literally the little old lady car with low miles and almost mint condition. My parents sold it when I went away to college in '83 unfortunately. I always regretted that we didn't hold onto that car.

I'm not relatively a mechanic and not really into cars but I love your content! Keep it up, it's nice watching your thought process and your humor while you mess with old cars

What I would give for a barn-find like this!

That car is awesome. Nice find

Your a true optimist. Never change

I just sold the rear lights on that car that is a 1965 Nova guaranteed very nice. Mr WELSH

Nice find, I love those old cars

Nice old project car...would love to tinker with that in the garage for a year or so.. 😀

These were very popular Cars back in the day.

Those inline 6's are incredible engines

I love old nova's! Dented and four doors is just fine. Nice video brother. Fan of your work.

A little funny when you reached inside to release the hood. Cars that old don't have inside hood releases but by now you figured that out.

HEY JEN,, WHERE ARE YA!!! BRING US SOME NEW VIDEOS ,,WE LOVE YOUR CARS AND WORK... THANKS

The first "Will it run". Way to go on the continued series, guy! God bless!

I think that's a pre 66. More like a 62 to a 65. The model years from 62 to 65 were similar. And 66 to 67 were similar. You do a good job on the videos. Very good job.

I owned a 1963 Chevy 2. Two door sedan. Three on the tree. manual brakes and steering. Totaled it in 1976.

I miss my 1966 fastback Nova.

this is one of them sweet little cars that can be brought back and modernized where they need to be with chassis breaks carb small upgrades and will run for another 50 plus years. but I would take that stock six out make it into a turbo sleeper keep the six massage it into a 250 horsepower little Jewel

What a great vid! Wish more barn finds could just be driven out and washed like this one. Would like to see a “Part 2”, just curious on the “before and after” work. Good job!

A Parts car.... man is everything have to be perfect with you... I'd straighten the crap out of that thing and love it just the way it is

Good job

It's great car after all the work you did to it. Believe it's a 62 or 65.

Really enjoying your videos.

Very Cool Video

Man that is a nice little nova! I used to own a 73 with the 350 four barrel and positraction. Wish I own it now!

im watching this just to heare this guy rolling toungh english eccent..music to my ears..

That car was my first car I bought it from my boss I pay 300.00 for it back in 1977. Now I wish I kept it now.

Cramming it into park reminded me of my younger days , been there done that

I just watched you move it out of the garage good job brother I'm glad that things moving for you change the transmission fluid change the oil and turn it up change exhaust if it's bad you got a nice little car that will run for a very very long time they were good 6 cylinder engines. MR WELSH

Reminds me of the 65 Nova I had back around 1989 1990… Guy was going to junket paid 50 bucks for it thing was in mint condition, one of the best running little cars I ever had! Straight 6, 3 on the tree… Lotta fun

Always wanted one them when I was in high school. Never got one and it is now 40+ years later for me.

Bring this girl back to life master.

back in 1971 I bought one of these for a dollar ($1) and after fooling with it in the driveway for an hour I drove it home. The worst part was the frozen clutch. I jacked it up and started it in gear, then slammed the brakes with the clutch to the floor... it broke free! I should have left it stock but the teenager in me said "small block" before I could gather all of my thoughts.

That’s definitely a restorable car.

nice Hantavirus edition nova there.

Loving the videos man, keep it up! You really should be wearing a mask inside those cars with all the dust & crap flying around so you don’t get sick. There, I said it.

And the mouse got clean too

Definitely looks to be a barn find

Fumy I remember that straight 6 230 from working on my 66 Chevy Malibu. Easiest engine in the world to work on, so much space and you couldn't kill them but only 16mpg.

Man, I prefer the four door car's myself !

Great video !!

1965 nova not a 1967 , used to own a 64ss nova way back in 85 gave 400 bucks for it drove it home needed a lil bit of everything got a 63 nova wagon for parts for 50 bucks those where the days

This is a 65 I had two of them.

sweet find! I would totally love to find one just like it, restore it then drive! lol 😂

The old nova would be a fun project car.,

New to your channel loving your will it start videos

10:45 SHE'S ALIVEEEEEEE!!!!!! 💪

You cannot check the transmission fluid and get an accurate reading unless the motor is running that's how you test it tells you on the dipstick start the car first so you get a true reading on your transmission fluid level good luck brother hope she goes for you. Mr WELSH

When you power wash the motor you should cover the distributor if you forget to do that you could always spray the inside of the distributor cap with starting ether it's the same as starting fluid The Ether will evaporate any moisture they got in the cap if it won't start for you good luck. MR WELSH

Be careful when you add ATF into a cold automatic transmission. That fluid expands as it gets hot so its easy to overfill it. I love those old GM 232 straight six engines. Robust and practically indestructible, a little like the venerable Dodge slant six!

This was my grandmother's first car.

Oh my God look at this thing clean up

I had a ‘73-‘74. Quite a big change in the design. It was actually a very dependable car, had it for about 4-5 years and drove it daily, only failed on me once when it’s points went bad.

Anytime you get a car if you want to get running do not use the fuel from the tank if it's been sitting for awhile unhook the intake to the fuel pump and run a separate line to a container plastic or gas can you don't want to pump that crap in the motor it's a car has a old gas tank with old fuel good luck I hope it runs but it is definitely not a 1967 or a 1966 it's older good luck with it nice car MR WELSH

Cool steering wheel cover. Used those all the time in 80’s. $6 at Walmart.

Can't beat a little 194 straight six! That car with a little work and clean out the interior and replace seats, I'd fix that right up and drive it as it is!

Make no mistake that is a 1965. Unless it has an out-of-state title the title will be different from the age of the car that is a 65. MR WELSH

Old Chevys never die......

Woah I hope it will because I like vintage cars

I hate rats . . . We drove a '67 over on Hawaii back in 1980. It really got us around the Big Island for quite a while!

awesome

Too bad that’s not a 2 door. Those mad for some awesome vintage drag cars.

When I was a teen, I reversed the polarity of my Dad’s boat battery. The battery was totally dead, when I hooked it up to the charger, I mistakenly put the positive to the negative and the negative to the positive. It charged just fine. Took my Dad a bit to figure it out. He was both pissed and amused.

Novas were good mechanically as compared to Falcons, and this one may be worth it. Good luck!!!

Your adventures with old cars are amusing. I'd be cautious with the rodent droppings because of hantavirus. More power to you!

That was cool to see that old nova drive out of the chicken house.

"I just dropped a screwdriver to the center of the Earth" lmaoooooo ain't that the truth

My grandma had a Nova, or Chevy II, similar to this. Nice cars. This one seems to run well, but has some issues

Although the Chevy Nova came out in 62, it had its first taillight change in 65......which is what this this one has.

Cool, let us know about the complete restoration of this vehicle! I one owned the 1976 Ford Granada with the 250 Slant 6 that engine would not quit even at 250 thousand miles it was still running and sold again lol and hit 300 thousand miles but it's probably gone to that great junkyard in the sky by now lol.

Ha ha! My '64 Nova wagon in flat brown paint had the same hinge off but on the girlfriend side. Exterior, night: Hard Rock Cafe in L.A., 1984 with my lovely date. There was the usual queue of glamorous people waiting to get in the club. The valet pulled open my date's door before I could warn him and the door just fell into the gutter. The crowd of trendy clubbers broke into applause, hooting and cheering. A more extravagant entrance would not have been made even if we were in a Lambo!

first thing i seen was a gas jug on the frame, lol

Them damn squatters ruin everything. Inside and out!!!

That baby is definitely going to run I don't know how well but that thing is definitely going to start and run I hope the transmission still worse for you to good luck with it. MR WELSH

Good little grocery getter.

Of course it'll run, it's a Chevy 👌

The sticker on the rear windshield said KLAZ98, that was an old Little Rock, AR radio station. Are you anywhere near LR?

My brother had a '67. I swear yours sounded better than my brothers; his may have looked better (also, it was blue) but he spent alot on it keeping the motor maintained. (Darned pack rats! 🐀 🐀)

Do you ever finish a vehicle other then will it start videos ? I’d like to see what happened the this nova and your other ones !

65 was the only year with the 4 tail lights, 2 brake and 2 reverse

Looks like a 64 can't see it in the dark

The fine print on a dip stick label includes “holds gas can next to the engine”

I can literally smell this video

Boy I see that big crescent wrench shorting out that battery.. my brother did that and it blew up on his face.

One thing you positively got wrong that is not a 1966 or 1967 Nova it might be a 65 64 or 63 or a 62. MR WELSH

Chevy 💪💪💪💪💪

And be careful change the master cylinder for the brakes of what you was double Reservoir if you have a bad wheel cylinder you will have zero brakes if you have to reservoirs you will have one of the brake system working front or rear good luck make sure the brakes work that's the first thing you have to do is make sure the car will stop enjoy your car I hope to see you when you're up and on the road with it very nice car I wish I had it. MR WELSH

I found a 70 Monte Carlo been sitting for 20+ years. Rats had hotel in it.

Chevy Novas are cool I had one before sort of like a Mustang

In shopping for my first car back in '86, I found a '65 just like it, and considered buying it, but for reasons I can't remember, I past on it and kept shopping around. Did I miss a worthwhile opportunity?

“Prolly where you get the corona virus right there” hahaha you have me laughing

Nickname it the Hannah car!! Lol

Those old straight 6 chevys will never not work

That is a pre 66 Nova the tail is to round it has a 65 front bumper. My first car was a 65 nova.

What do you do with the cars when you’re done with them?

You sound like mackey from south park