Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

This story reminds me of every accusation lately,whether it be pointed toward a car owner or a Lacrosse player from Duke. The "accuser"[in this case a user with 2 posts] is always taken as credible without showing any proof of his claim, while the burden of proof is placed solely on the "accused". I dont know this car at all and im not siding with anyone, but why isnt anyone asking the accuser for proof of HIS claim.

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

Damn good question...EZNOVA...speak up....

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

Hylton... I agree that is what most of us take from his comment but it really wasn't saying he had found the orig engine.

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

When I was a kid I would have my rearend "tore up" for lying. I also had it "tore up" for not telling the whole truth. m

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

Maybe Gary(Big G) is a "Lawyer"..........Talks but really doesn't say anything that can be definative https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bs.gif......AKA "Lawyereze"
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Ken

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

427King to reply to you about my crediblity seeing as I have only 2 posts. I'm only on here to learn as I love the Yenko cars. I do not have any real chance of owning such a rare and valuble car. I'm big into these cars and for once, I have first hand knowledge of this car. So I only pipe up when I know what I'm talking about. The guys on this site know TONS more about the things on these rare cars like Yenko, Dana, Nickey and the likes. I like to read there posts and this is most likely the closest I'll ever get to one, other then at shows. I am building a '69 CLONE YENKO Nova at this point in time out of my '69 SS Nova. This info really helps make it look close to the OEM ones.

Also, if you check, I haven't been on as I also change computers and 'net providers last Oct. and just found my username on my old system at work.

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

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2 About the engine this is not the first time nor will it be the last that an actual engine has been recovered.

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I've re-read this several times and don't think he left himself any wiggle room. If he had used "It wouldn't be" then yes he would have implied but not stated that he found the original engine.

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2 About the engine this is not the first time nor will it be the last that an actual engine has been recovered.

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I've re-read this several times and don't think he left himself any wiggle room. If he had used "It wouldn't be" then yes he would have implied but not stated that he found the original engine.

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That response is something you would get from a politician after asking a direct question. I asked a simple yes or no question and his response was as above. That in itself speaks volumes.

Again I will ask - Does the car have it's original "born with" engine?

Re: 1970 L78 NOVA SS 396 4-SPEED DOCUMENTED
 

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This story reminds me of every accusation lately,whether it be pointed toward a car owner or a Lacrosse player from Duke. The "accuser"[in this case a user with 2 posts] is always taken as credible without showing any proof of his claim, while the burden of proof is placed solely on the "accused". I dont know this car at all and im not siding with anyone, but why isnt anyone asking the accuser for proof of HIS claim.

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I have in a PM.

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squirm https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif yup... ummm, umm, ummm, kinda like herpes, the deceptions keep coming back https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif