Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

You can't build a "real" clone of anything for $16,500.....

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Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

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You can't build a "real" clone of anything for $16,500.....

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Thanks, but that wasn't the question! BTW a DIY'r can do an admirable job for $16.5k - just takes patience and skill https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/scholar.gif

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

Your welcome.... https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

wilma

ps. anyone got a Chilton's book I can borrow??

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

Whatcha need - a specific page, chapter, or the whole shibang?

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

I need one with lots of pictures.....

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Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

Sent you a PM Tom.

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

How about a small deduction for being an 11327 6 cylinder car? Thanks, I guess I better concentrate on restoring my 69 L-34 Nova SS, with non original drive train.

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

This car cost a whole lot more than $16,500. I don't think the correct 427, 12 bolt rear and muncie trans in this car could be had for $16,500. I appreciate most concerns about clone cars. I just wanted some opinions without anyone getting their feathers ruffled about clones. I was into correct numbers, etc. long before most were even talking about such things. Probably 1971 or 72 when I had my first 1969 L-78 Nova with a factory M-22. Just to show where I'm coming from, I have had my current L-34, 1969 Nova since October 1981 and still have not restored the car, because I know I will probably never find the original 396. And if I did it would never measure up to the 1969 L-78 Nova I had in the early 70's. I am seriously thinking about restoring it in the near future. Of course the 1971 L-48 (350) motor it currently has will be replaced with a big block.

Thanks for listening, Rick

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

In a way, the poor quality of the clones is a good thing, because most people are knowledgeable enough to spot them. If the clones get really good, then some people will get duped.

Rick, don't you have a '69 RG, L78 with alum heads, buckets, console, gauges, w/ v/t Nova?

Re: 1969 Yenko Nova Clone
 

RICK
THE DRIVE TRAIN IS WORTH 35,000 IF THE CAR IS A VERY NICECLONE THE CAR IS WORTH OVER 65,000 I KNOW OF 2 THAT SOLD FOR OVER 60,000.THESE 69 YENKO CLONES ARE ON THE WAY UP .HOLD ONTO IT AND BRING IT TO BARRETT/JACKSON AND YOU MIGHT GET 80,000 OR 90,000
GOOD LUCK