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10-10-2022, 07:45 PM
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The car needs more research done.
I told him to get the NCRS shipping data report to see if it comes back to Yenko and to call Warren to see if he has anything. Check the car for holes on the rear for Yenko crest emblems or Yenko 427 Emblems Check the front fender for holes for 427 emblem. Check the rear gear and code there are other small detail items to check One Yenko 427 Nova was restored with the 1968 Impala 427 fender emblem/side light. Most of Yenko 427 Novas had the 396 emblem/side light removed and the Yenko 427 emblem installed with the side light to a base car that has no engine emblem here are some photos showing the different combos The photo posted of his car shows the base car side light but I don't know if the 427 holes are there. Last edited by JoeC; 10-10-2022 at 07:48 PM. 
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