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01-13-2010, 05:24 AM
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Re: Yenko Nova in a Las Vegas junkyard
I talked to a gentleman today who claimed to have owned the largest junk yard in the Vegas area. I asked him about the possible Yenko Nova. He said it wasn't in his yard, but that he did look at it a long time ago and although he said he was far from an expert on Yenko cars, he felt it was not real. Lotta things there weren't big block like they should be. FWIW
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01-13-2010, 06:47 AM
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Re: Yenko Nova in a Las Vegas junkyard
"Lotta things there weren't big block like they should be. FWIW"
Did you mention if it was a Deuce,they wouldn't a been?
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01-13-2010, 08:09 AM
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Re: Yenko Nova in a Las Vegas junkyard
No, actually I didn't. We (Jensen, Engler, and myself) were there looking at a 69 camaro(he's up by Eu Claire Wis) for Engler. He's seen Jensen's and didn't mention that it looked anything like that which led me to think more in terms of 69. I'll have to get his nbr from Jensen and re phrase the question. Very nice guy. Last name was Becker I believe. His shop is Super Sport restoration if I read the hat correctly.
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