Thanks man. Every time I see the pics of that car I tear up. The last pic is of mom and dad. I lost mom in 2013. The car means alot to my dad

Just want to say thanks for all the help. Also can I still get the cranberry red paint....most likely going to have to build a replica. Not of a yenko. But my dads car the one in the pictures.. thats my goal.any help is great

Yep, you can still get paint from the original codes. Welcome to the site, I'm sure many on here are "pulling for you", I know I am! Finding the VIN number in any old paperwork would aid in the search. If your parents auto insurance company is still around, they may have the old records.

196 Yenko Nova
 

Hello,
The Chevrolet dealer in the area is Marve Minnemans Chevrolet, Youngstown, Ohio.
Best Regards,
Drew Papsun

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W:eek2:W stuff Den also totally understandable why you're here!
Is the Plate # known or legible in pics also any chance it could help gain the Vin from your State Vehicle licensing group?
Long shot too but it may also be worth inquiring w/ them about past vehicles registered in your father's name?
Please share anything more you can as there's lots of great eyes/ears here who'd love to help.
If you're up for some reading, here's a great thread w/ member looking for another Minnimen sold Supercar, a '69 Yenko Camaro...
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=139907
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~ Pete

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If anyone, which I know you’re looking, finds this car,please do the right thing and let den acquire it.

First of all, welcome to the site. Second, do you have the means to buy a 69 Yenko Nova?

Now not sure if anyone else looked, but under the 1969 Nova supercars, there is a Noca that looks just like these pictures? Red blk vinyl top no stickers.

Good luck, maybe your dad saved some old papers, financing, payment book, something that would have the VIN.

Lol...no I cannot afford to buy this car as a yenko nova. I am aware how much these cars are and how rare they are
The car im looking g for was pieced out the Power plant was gone. Most likely the car is gone. Dad was 19 when he had the car. There was no way he new like everyone else the car would be worth so much. I love cars and have done alot already to find this car. This was a shot in the dark talking about it on this forum . If I wanted it for money I would not have come on here. I most likely will find a 68 or 69. Tail lights match model years are the same. and build a replica. All good thanks dudes

Interesting fact is I ran the plate. To old nothing comes up. I do not know the vin. Dad said when he was at the dealership back then they sol yenko camaros and chevelles too.