Every Chevy II Nova owner starts with a vision.
For some, it’s a factory-correct restoration - the kind of build where every emblem, molding, and interior texture feels like it rolled out of the showroom in the right year. For others, it’s a pro-touring restomod - classic body lines, modern stance, upgraded braking and handling, and a drivetrain that feels alive at any speed. And for many, the goal is the most honest one of all: a weekend cruiser that looks great, runs reliably, and turns heads without turning into a never-ending project.
No matter which path you’re on, one thing is always true:
Parts make—or break—your momentum.
That’s why Classic Industries’ new digital Nova Chevy II Parts and Accessories Catalog is such a meaningful upgrade for the hobby. It’s not just a new way to shop. It’s a smarter way to build - faster to navigate, easier to verify fitment, and more convenient to use where builds actually happen in the garage, at the shop, or even at the swap meet.
A Digital Catalog That Matches the Way Enthusiasts Build
Above: Showing 1967-71 Chevy II Nova Seat Upholstery
The Nova platform is simple, iconic, and endlessly customizable - but it’s also full of detail differences that can trip up any build:
- subtle year-to-year trim changes
- coupe vs. sedan differences
- small variations in hardware, seals, and brackets
- decades of swapped engines, transmissions, and rear ends
A digital catalog brings clarity to the process. It helps you go from idea → correct parts → complete order → successful install with fewer delays and fewer “almost right” purchases.
Features That Matter to Real Builds
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Fender Emblems
1) Fast search when you know what you want
If you’ve already got a plan, you can quickly search by:
- keywords (ex: “door weatherstrip,” “Nova emblem,” “console”)
- part numbers
- categories
Advantage: less time hunting, more time building.
2) Easier browsing when you don’t
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Hood Accessories and Reproduction Fenders
Some of the best builds happen in phases. The digital catalog makes it easier to browse by system:
- exterior trim & body
- interior
- electrical & lighting
- weatherstrip & glass
- suspension & braking
- accessories and finishing touches
Benefit: you can plan upgrades like a checklist instead of a scavenger hunt.
3) Visual confirmation that saves money
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Electronic Fuel Injection Conversion Sets
Clear images help you verify:
- correct shape and mounting points
- finish (chrome, black, brushed)
- left vs. right pieces
- style differences across years and trims
Benefit: fewer returns, fewer wrong parts, fewer stalled weekends.
4) The “don’t forget this” effect
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Exhaust Header Components and Exhaust Manifolds
A digital catalog is excellent at reminding you of the small items that complete an install:
- clips and fasteners
- seals and bumpers
- brackets and hardware kits
Benefit: fewer mid-install delays waiting on $5 parts.
5) Built for the garage: phone, tablet, laptop
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Rack and Pinion Steering Steering/Suspension
You can check the catalog right where you work:
- verify the correct side while standing at the car
- compare trim styles in real time
- confirm what you still need before placing the order
Benefit: better decisions, made faster.
Why Digital Matters for Each Type of Nova Build
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Attempting to Install Sheet Metal Quarter Panels and Skins
1) Factory-Correct Restoration: When Details Are Everything
If you’re restoring a Nova the way it should have been, your build isn’t about “close enough.” It’s about:
- correct emblems and badging
- proper moldings and trim
- authentic interior components
- factory-style weatherstrip and glass details
- correct lighting and lenses
The digital catalog shines here because restorations demand verification. You’re constantly cross-checking:
- year-specific parts
- trim packages
- finish details
- proper placement and hardware
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Floor Pans
Digital advantage for restorers:
You can quickly confirm the details that separate a driver-quality build from a show-quality restoration - without flipping through pages and losing your place.
Real-world benefit:
You stay confident and consistent throughout the build, avoiding the “mix-and-match” look that happens when incorrect trim or hardware sneaks in.
2) Pro-Touring Restomod: When Performance and Style Must Match
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Suspension Systems Coilover Shocks
A pro-touring Nova is built to drive - hard. That means blending classic looks with modern performance:
- upgraded suspension and steering feel
- improved braking
- better stance and wheel fitment
- modern lighting and electrical reliability
- interior comfort and clean finishing
Restomods often involve custom combinations, which makes planning critical. A digital catalog helps you think in systems:
- suspension refresh + bushings + hardware
- brake upgrades + lines + fittings
- lighting upgrades + connectors + housings
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Disc Brake Conversion Sets Power Brake Components
Digital advantage for restomods:
You can build a smarter, more complete order so the car isn’t stuck waiting on one missing bracket or hardware kit.
Real-world benefit:
Less downtime, fewer shipping events, fewer “project stalls,” and a build that progresses like a plan - not like chaos.
3) Weekend Cruiser: When You Want Maximum Enjoyment with Minimum Drama
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Outer Door Mirrors and Components
The weekend cruiser build is all about:
- reliability
- comfort
- clean looks
- confidence on the road
You might not be chasing concours points or lap times - but you still want a Nova that:
- starts every time
- doesn’t leak, rattle, or smell like fuel
- looks sharp in the driveway and at meets
- feels solid and finished
The digital catalog helps cruiser builders prioritize the highest-impact improvements:
- weatherstrip to eliminate wind noise and leaks
- lighting to modernize safety and visibility
- interior refresh items for comfort
- exterior trim and emblems for curb appeal
Digital advantage for cruisers:
It’s easier to browse, compare, and pick upgrades that deliver noticeable improvement without overcomplicating the build.
Real-world benefit:
You keep the car on the road and out of “forever project” territory.
The Biggest Benefits of Going Digital (No Matter Your Build Style)
Above: Showing Chevy II Nova Door Sheet Metal Door Hinges and Latches
Fewer wrong parts
Better visuals and easier navigation reduce ordering mistakes.
More complete installs
The catalog naturally encourages “while you’re in there” planning—clips, seals, hardware.
Better planning and budgeting
Digital browsing makes it easier to split your build into phases and avoid duplicate buys.
More time building, less time searching
This is the real win. Digital catalogs remove friction—and friction is what kills motivation.
The Bottom Line
Whether your Nova is headed for:
- a factory-correct restoration,
- a pro-touring restomod, or
- a weekend cruiser build,
Classic Industries’ new digital Nova Chevy II Parts and Accessories Catalog is designed to keep you moving forward. It modernizes the parts-hunt, reduces the chances of costly mistakes, and helps you build with confidence—right from your phone, tablet, or shop computer.
Because at the end of the day, the goal isn’t to spend more time searching for parts.
The goal is to get the Nova finished—and get it driven. If your Chevy II Nova is in the garage, on the lift, or on your wish list, this catalog is built to help you take the next step - faster, smarter, and with fewer surprises.
