Life does go on. I hunted for a picture of either of them yesterday and couldn't find anything. I've had quite a few cars since, but the only one I ever had that compared with that "Nova" handling, was my Cougar. I no longer drive and it was sad to think I would never have another Nova.
Last night, I noticed the logo on my rolling walker. Cosmic forces were in play and the joke is on me!
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oh, yes. isn't that amazing!?
ReplyDeleteProbably not amazing, but surprising. :-)
DeleteThat is indeed amazing. I like your new wheels. Nothing beats purple.
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DeleteI have this strange urge to put racing stripes on it. :-)
DeleteWhat a coincidence!
ReplyDeleteDH and I had a good laugh over it. It had to be a coincidence, didn't it?
DeleteI need to know, whats in the bag?
ReplyDeleteNothing yet. I'll have to get/make something for my o2 tank.
DeleteI've never seen a lavender walker! That's really classy and the "Nova" on the bag is s hoot considering the coincident with your car history.
ReplyDeleteThe other color choices were red and a dark blue. I think the purple is pretty classy, myself. :-)
DeleteNova was good car. A few of my family had them. One of my friend I believe had one and her was three on the tree.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest first car was a Nova.
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You just couldn't beat those Novas for handling, great cars!
DeleteNova was good car. A few of my family had them. One of my friend I believe had one and her was three on the tree.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest first car was a Nova.
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My very first car was a "butterscotch" colored Nova as well. It was a 1970 or 1971. I don't quite remember for sure. I have pictures of one but don't know how to attach images to your comment section.
ReplyDeleteThat is funny about your new wheels having Nova on it.
I don't think a person can attach pictures to the comments, too bad, I'd love to see yours. I think my Butterscotch Baby was a '70 model, it had half of the roof covered in cream colored vinyl. Charp! The motor went the way of all things ... :'(
DeleteYour new Nova is a pretty color.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Paula!
DeleteA purple Nova! Serendipity indeed :)
ReplyDeleteLOL!
DeleteSee. Never say never. The universe has a warped sense or humour lol
ReplyDeleteIt surely does that! LOL!
DeleteIt' seems to be a bluish colour to my eyes but then they are a bit on the weaker side now.
ReplyDeleteNova eh? Who made that car?
The color you see may be your monitor. The walker is a bright orchid purple, almost neon.
DeleteI just searched and found out Chevy Nova with photos so now I know the brand maker.
ReplyDeleteCharp looking car, yes? LOL!
DeleteI looked it up too and there it was, a powderblue one, sharp as ever. And that's a cool walker, love the color and the nova name.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather not need one, but as long as I do ... Why not go flashy? :-)
DeleteThe Nova didn't come out until 1962, you learned how to drive that late? I learned to drive an old 50's pickup but don't recall the model.
DeleteLet's just say that my husband, at the time, didn't give me many freedoms. I took my driver's test the same day our oldest son did.
DeleteI tried to teach my first wife how to drive but she just couldn't master a clutch, she didn't learn how to drive until our daughter learned to drive but by then most cars had automatics.
DeleteI love driving a rig with a clutch but in truth I prefer an automatic because it is cheaper to fix them if they take a crap. Well, it was like that in the past but things are changing, it's getting hard and expensive to fix any drive train these days. My pickup is 20 years old so if the tranny takes a shit I can still rebuild it but I'm not sure I could fix a five year old tranny.
ReplyDeleteMy truck had three on the tree and I had no problems - until I came to the hills here in TN. DH had a Mustang with four on the floor and I drove it for about a year then he had some shade tree mechanic change out the clutch. Ruined it for me and I hated to drive it after that.
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