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Old 12-09-2000, 02:33 PM
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Default Re: '69 Original Yenko Nova

Marlin, I haven't talked to Sue directly. But Vince had pictures of my car as it was when he found it. It had SS emblem on the grill and the big hood scoop as seen in the dragstip photo had been replaced with a smaller stinger-like scoop. On the Yenko list of the Novas there is a box with the options. On my car in the box under options it said "none", it came with nothing; no radio, therefore no antennae.

How many of you out there know that the first Yenko Nova conversion would have been an automatic? The first Yenko Nova (with a VIN number and Yenko stock number) on the list was an automatic, but in the last box for this car on the Yenko list it states "Delete-didn't work".

I am still trying to get email address from Jerry Heasley for the person claiming to be the original owner of my Nova. Jerry works for Speedvision and travels a lot.I finally caught him at home for one day and said he would get it to me. The next day he was gone to Italy to photo some race over there. So I am still after him to get it for me. Jerry says the guy claimed to be the original owner and thought he had the window sticker for my car. I hope it is not a hoax.
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