Model avalible in STL format for printing on SLA or FDM printers.
All major parts of the model are represented as separate parts, so it is easy to modify or delete objects.

Specs: 1:10• 1:12• 1:14• 1:16• 1:18• 1:24• 1:25• 1:28• 1:32• 1:35 Included:
•Body •Body of a large scale is divided into parts •Interior •Wheels •Tires •Windows and glass

INFO. Bodystyles on the 1970 Nova included a 4-door sedan and 2-door coupe. The base engine was a 153.3 CID overhead-valve four-cylinder unit delivering 90 horsepower. The 250 CID inline six had 155 horsepower. Exterior visual changes were minimal, with the Chevrolet badge located at the center of the upper grille molding growing slightly in size. The grille insert had squarer openings than in previous years. Options included variable-ratio power steering, console with bucket seats, power door locks, tinted glass, AM/FM radio, and in-the-windshield radio antennas. The base four-cylinder coupe had a price of $2,175 while the sedan sold for just over $2,200. A total of 315,122 examples of the 1970 Nova were built including 2,247 with four-cylinder engines. The most popular engine in the Nova was the six-cylinder with 173,632 receiving this powerplant.