Win this Custom 1968 Nova

The Nova Dream Giveaway gives you the chance to win an extraordinary 1968 Chevrolet Nova commissioned from the legendary Count’s Kustoms of Las Vegas. Built by the world-famous custom shop featured on the hit television series Counting Cars, this one-of-a-kind Nova appeared in Season 7, Episode 12.

Inspired by the legendary Yenko Nova, this celebrity-built custom combines classic Chevrolet muscle-car attitude with modern performance, comfort and unmistakable Count’s Kustoms craftsmanship.

Make a donation today to support veterans’ and children’s charities and you’ll be entered to win. If your name is drawn, Dream Giveaway will also pay $16,000 toward the federal prize taxes.

Built by the Stars of Counting Cars

This is not simply another restored Chevrolet Nova.

It was created by Count’s Kustoms, the internationally recognized Las Vegas custom shop founded by Danny “The Count” Koker. Known for transforming classic cars and motorcycles into rolling works of art, the Count’s Kustoms team became famous around the world through the television series Counting Cars.

This Nova received the full Count’s Kustoms treatment and was featured during Season 7 of the show. That documented television appearance gives the car a story and level of recognition that few custom muscle cars can match.

Whether it is displayed at a major automotive event, entered into a local car show or driven to your favorite cruise night, this Nova has the presence—and the celebrity connection—to attract a crowd wherever it goes.

Inspired by the Legendary Yenko Nova

The Chevrolet Nova earned a fearsome reputation during the original muscle-car era. Its compact dimensions, lightweight construction and ability to accommodate powerful V-8 engines made it a favorite among racers and performance enthusiasts.

Count’s Kustoms drew inspiration from the legendary Yenko Nova, one of the most celebrated high-performance Chevrolets of the late 1960s.

Rather than creating a factory-stock replica, the team developed its own interpretation. The result preserves the Nova’s classic shape and aggressive personality while adding modern performance equipment, distinctive colors and handcrafted details.

400 Horsepower of Chevrolet Performance

Under the hood is a fuel-injected Chevrolet 5.7-liter V-8 producing 400 horsepower.

The modern fuel-injection system provides improved starting, drivability and throttle response while retaining the sound and character expected from a classic American V-8. Custom headers help the engine breathe and give the Nova an appropriately muscular exhaust note.

Power is delivered through a 3-speed automatic transmission controlled by a B&M Quicksilver shifter. This combination makes the Nova easy to enjoy on the street while still delivering the acceleration and attitude that define a proper custom muscle car.

An aluminum radiator helps manage engine temperatures, providing additional confidence during warm-weather cruises and extended drives.

A Show-Stopping Brandywine Finish

The Nova’s custom exterior is finished in a deep Brandywine color that gives the car a rich, almost candy-like appearance.

White Diamond stripes provide a striking contrast and emphasize the Nova’s muscular body lines. The color combination is sophisticated enough for a high-end custom show car yet bold enough to make the Chevrolet instantly recognizable.

A set of 17-inch wheels and performance tires completes the stance, filling the wheel openings while preserving the classic proportions of the original design.

Custom Diamond-Stitched Interior

The craftsmanship continues inside the cabin.

The custom white and red leather upholstery features an intricate diamond-stitched pattern that complements the exterior paint and stripes. It is a dramatic interior designed to look just as impressive with the doors open at a car show as it does from behind the wheel.

Classic Instruments Velocity White gauges place the Nova’s vital information in a clean, easy-to-read display while maintaining an appearance appropriate for the car’s vintage styling.

Additional comfort and convenience equipment includes air conditioning and a tilt steering column, making this television-famous custom enjoyable during longer drives as well as weekend cruise nights.

Built to Drive and Enjoy

Although this Nova has the appearance and history of a collectible show car, it was also built to be driven.

Power front disc brakes provide improved stopping capability, while the automatic transmission, fuel injection, air conditioning and modern instrumentation make the car more comfortable and approachable than a factory-original 1968 muscle car.

It delivers the best qualities of a custom restomod: timeless styling, V-8 performance and modern usability—all wrapped in a vehicle built by one of the most famous custom shops in America.

1968 Chevrolet Nova Custom Highlights

• Commissioned from Count’s Kustoms in Las Vegas
• Featured on Counting Cars, Season 7, Episode 12
• Inspired by the legendary Yenko Nova
• Fuel-injected Chevrolet 5.7-liter V-8
• 400 horsepower
• 3-speed automatic transmission
• B&M Quicksilver shifter
• Custom headers
• Aluminum radiator
• Brandywine exterior paint
• White Diamond exterior stripes
• White and red diamond-stitched leather interior
• Classic Instruments Velocity White gauges
• Air conditioning
• Power front disc brakes
• Tilt steering column
• 17-inch wheels and tires

Key Giveaway Dates

Giveaway Starts: August 7, 2026
Giveaway Ends: December 3, 2026
Winner Draw Date: December 16, 2026

Enter to Win This Television-Famous Nova

Opportunities to own a genuine Count’s Kustoms creation do not come along often—especially one that was documented on national television.

This 1968 Chevrolet Nova offers much more than custom paint and V-8 horsepower. It comes with a recognizable name, a television history and the unmistakable craftsmanship of one of America’s best-known custom-car shops.

Make a donation today to support veterans’ and children’s charities and you’ll receive entries for your chance to win this celebrity-built Nova. The winner will also receive $16,000 toward the federal prize taxes.

Enter now and this Count’s Kustoms creation could become the newest star in your garage.

Please note: Count’s Kustoms and Counting Cars are not affiliated with this promotion.