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Old 08-22-2016, 06:01 PM
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Default Re: Did Yenko sell or produce a 1972 Nova?

No, but he had plans to do so.

Yenko intended to continue the Yenko Deuce program into 1971, and add another model called the Yenko Ace. The Yenko Ace was simply a decal and wheel package, whereas the Deuce would continue as the Performance package. Obviously, neither one made it to reality as the Yenko Deuce inventory became difficult to sell later in 1970. By '72 Yenko was again toying with the idea of a Nova with a graphics and wheel package, and had done a couple of artists' renderings - but it never made it past that point.
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