There are few models from the 1970s worth note – a combination of period design cues, from brutal slab-sided lozenges to tiger’s eye dials, fail to inspire; but tastes, as always, change with time and the eye of the beholder. I will include some of the more pertinent models here as space permits, but forgive me if they are lacking in details.
As a rough guide, any Nivada that has a name that either resembles a trim level of an 1980s saloon car or an obscure paper size, such as GLX, F77 and SP, should be inspected carefully. The number of variants continued to multiply and the Antarctic brand was seemingly applied at random. The later the model year, the further from the original Antarctic sentiment they became.
fabulous~!!