iCarCover Custom Car Cover for 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door

In this review the focus is on the iCarCover custom car cover tailored for the 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door. The bottom line: this cover is for owners who want a near factory fit and strong all-weather protection without fuss. The review highlights that the cover is machine-cut to the Nova's contours, features elastic hems and heavy-duty straps, and uses a soft inner lining to avoid scratches. For collectors, daily drivers, and anyone parking outdoors, the single biggest reason to buy is the precision fit combined with waterproof construction and UV defense.

Key Features

• Custom fit: Machine-cut to match the specific contours of 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door models for a snug, tailored cover that reduces flapping and rubbing.
• 100% waterproof: Weatherproof material and waterproof-lined seams protect the vehicle from rain, snow, and hail to keep surfaces dry.
• UV protection: Full UV defense helps preserve paint and exterior trim when the car is parked outdoors for extended periods.
• Soft inner lining: A cotton inner layer prevents scratches on the finish while providing gentle contact for classic paintwork.
• Secure straps: Three heavy-duty wind straps and elastic hems at front and back hold the cover in place during high winds and reduce shifting.
• Accessories and storage: Includes antenna patches, grommets, wind straps and a compact storage bag for tidy, portable storage.

Who It's For

This cover suits classic Chevy Nova owners who store or display a 2-door model from 1968 through 1979 and need a tailored, protective solution for outdoor or indoor use. It is especially useful for those in sunny or variable climates who want UV defense and waterproof seams without compromising the vehicle's finish.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers needing a universal fit for multiple makes/models or drivers seeking a lightweight temporary cover for occasional use; the iCarCover is designed as a precision, multi-layer protective cover rather than a budget one-size-fits-all option.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent tailored fit for 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door models, minimizing movement and rubbing.
• Reliable weather protection with waterproof seams and full UV defense to protect paint and trim.
• Soft cotton inner lining reduces the risk of scratches on older or delicate finishes.
• Includes practical accessories like wind straps, grommets and a storage bag for convenience.

Cons

• Some users report mixed durability over long term use, so expectations for multi-year heavy-duty wear should be moderate.
• A few customers found it not absolutely leakproof in extreme conditions, despite waterproof materials and seams.

Specifications

Fit	Custom for 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door
Weather protection	100% waterproof and weatherproof with waterproof-lined seams
UV defense	Full UV protection to preserve paint
Inner lining	Soft cotton inner lining to prevent scratches
Security	Three heavy-duty straps plus elastic hems front and back
Material construction	Multilayered high-grade GSM, machine-cut and bond-pressed
Included accessories	Antenna patches, grommets, wind straps, storage bag

Our Verdict

The iCarCover for the 1968-1979 Chevy Nova 2-Door is a practical choice for owners who need a tailored, protective cover with strong weatherproofing and UV defense. It offers good value for collectors and daily drivers who park outdoors thanks to the precision fit, soft lining and secure straps. Buyers seeking a cheap, universal cover should consider alternatives, but for model-specific protection this cover is a sensible investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this cover fit my 1972 Chevy Nova 2-door?
Yes, the cover is machine-cut to fit 1968 through 1979 Chevy Nova 2-door models, including 1972.

Is the cover safe for classic paint?
Yes, the soft cotton inner lining is designed to reduce the risk of scratches on classic paint and delicate finishes.

Does it stay on in high winds?
The cover includes three heavy-duty straps and elastic hems to help keep it secure in high winds, though extreme storms may still challenge any cover.