[Buzzbomb]

Hey all,

Seems that the same people who bring us Chevelles.com and Camaros.net have now brought out Novas.net! What a well laid out, nice looking site If there was a thread about this before here at TC, sorry for posting a new thread about it. If not, let me be the first to say nice job on the NEW site!

 

[LXS]

Sweeeeet!!! :thumbsup:

 

[70_FathomBlueMalibu]

Link?

 

[Buzzbomb]

www.novas.net

 

[70_Malibu]

Looks like they're setting up quite the franchise! :thumbsup:

 

[red68chevL]

Did anyone notice the links to all of our sister sites at the bottom of the main tech page? There's a Buick forum as well!

I'm glad to see these "other" muscle cars get a forum of their own and hopefully it'll be as helpful as Team Chevelle!

 

[1BLACKHARLEY]

Gigem Was The First To Use The "c Word" Over There. Nice Site...

 

[66chevyIISS]

Thanks AL and Dot! I been checking it peroidically to see if anything had been changed. Glad to see it launch!

 

[drptop70ss]

Ahhh my new home is finally here

 

[69boo307]

watch out, next it'll be Team Mustang! :-o

 

[Cam Sweet]

Do our logins work there like they do at Team Camaro??

Cam

 

[Al]

Hi Cam. The logins do not integrate. It's something we always hoped could be done but it's not possible.
You need to register, but the system is the same.

A bit more info about how/why the site came about is in the news section over there.

The domain was registered last century (1998) as a companion to this site and it was way past time to activate it. Hopefully it will be a welcome resource for all those "Is there a site like this for?" questions. The Buick site was created by my good buddy Robert Cull in 1999, and seeing as we share a few cool ones, it has a similar look.

Al

 

[Cam]

Now there's an alternative to 'Steve's Nova Site'. So Al, do have any old pictures of that old '65 Chevy II 327/300 you used to own?

 

[Buzzbomb]

Yea, pics would be great!

Thats '65 327/300 Nova is a pretty rare deal from what I understand.

 

[Cam Sweet]

Al, Alrien's old archived Rarewagon.org site is back up as RareWagon.com. Any idea who's behind that? Can we talk you into adopting it??

Cam