This Dick Harrell Recreation is a 1970 Nova that was built and restored to best replicate the original super car. Present on the car is the correct Dick Harrell badging. The basis of this build was a solid Georgia car; it is powered by a modified 350-cid V-8 engine. The modifications to this engine include: a mild camshaft, double hump heads, aluminum intake, electronic ignition, fiberglass-wrapped headers; and a new aluminum radiator for proper cooling. Backing this powerful engine is a four-speed manual transmission.

The green paint shows very well and is highlighted by excellent brightwork. The front and rear bumpers are fitted with bumper guards. The GM rally wheels are wrapped with new redline tires; and the stainless beauty rings and center caps are presented well.

During the restoration, the car was built to replicate a great car from the past, but the Nova does have all the markings that it would have had when it rolled out of the factory. This is a testament to the detail that was given when creating this amazing car. The green interior is fitted with a bench seat; and the padded dash is free of cracks; and the radio and gauges function as they should.

The owner reports that he has put a few hundred miles on this car and it performs and feels excellent. This is truly a great Nova that anyone would be proud to own.