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The Nova Song

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Disco Matt:
I suspect an unmodified Nova GSI in good condition will be both rare and valuable in years to come...

Our local chavs seem to have moved on to Saxos and Corsas now. A better argument for Q-cars has yet to be found  :lol:

madgaz:
LMAO :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Lord Shagg-Pyle:
So, me idea ov da spoiler on da Disco, ain't gud den? (sucking teeth noise), U's lot az got no stilee, sortof innit.
Safe. Word. Laters

V8MoneyPit:
Oh dear..... should I admit to having owned a Nova???  :oops:

My defence is that I bought it new in 1990 and I got it cheap! I worked for Lotus when it was owned by GM and they were doing deals on the last of the Nova's. Got it with sunroof, alloys, electric windows and mirrors, top of the range stereo, metallic paint for £6k (pre chav'd  :lol: )

You'll be pleased to know it was totalled by an artic who shunted it up the rear and for good measure pushed it into the railings at the front  :lol:

The insurance paid for a full reshell and we sold it on quickly..... got £5900 for it with 14,000 miles on the clock and it was less than a year old! That was what you call low depreciation! The buyer said it was the best they had seen.... no wonder with paint less than a fortnight old  :lol:

Ja1983:
i had 3... it was the craze when we all past our test first time round....

and i admit i liked my SR (third) a lot, it was fun to drive, good on fuel (even with full block-bumper stainless, 2.0 carb off a cavalier, and was surprisingly quiet, not like the one litre "power bucket" saxos and corsas around with more capacity in the last 3" of exhaust than the whole engine..

and if offered for the right price, i would love a GSI, with maybe a few sensible modifications.

we were all young once!  :lol:

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