Original and 2nd owner of Yenko Deuce YS-024/SCR8

[sYc]

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That is a very SHARP plate

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In more ways then one. Is it "four finger" Henderson now?

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I offered to stitch it for him, no 'caine needed - but.....

[bad1racing]

Mr.Sandlin,What a time capsule you have purchased.I walked all around that car at the show amazed at the originality of it.I kind of have a story like yours about hunting down a car.I worked with a guy that has [I havent put my eyes on it yet] a 69 Yenko Nova 427 4-speed car that his uncle bought new.He drove it to work one night and I thought it was a Ralley Nova from as far away as I saw it.So there is hope to find "undiscovered cars" out there.The car is within 300 or so miles from me.But I am still hunting for it.Anyway sweet car just the way it sits.
Kendall

[Mr70]

That was a very nice Yenko Seminar you gave us all at Dinner Marlin.

[LVCamaro]

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That was a very nice Yenko Seminar you gave us all at Dinner Marlin.

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Indeed it was Marlin!

Marlin, Clary, Schonye, and others on this board knew about this Nova long before me, so I take no credit for hunting it down...it just fortunately happened that my pitch had the right timing and circumstance for Moses to part with it. Special thanks to Marlin for introducing me to Mo a couple weeks ago.

A good scrubbin, brake repair, hood tach repair, front seat cover repair and new tires are the only planned changes between now and SCR9.

Thanks for the kind words guys
SS

[William]

Most of Dales' Hi-Perf cars also received a 2nd dealer emblem. Styled after the Z/28/LT-1 rocker cover emblem it read "Dale Hi-Performance" I believe. I had one; gave it to Ron Normann. I owned 2 orange/orange houndstooth Z/28s sold new there; one was JL8. They also sold an orange/orange houndstooth COPO.

[Enoch]

YDR, Now You Know where I got the insperation for my board name. Must have been nice to walk with GOD here on earth.!!! Can't wait to do it in heaven. Rich.

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Glad you guys liked the documentation show, a lot of that stuff has never been seen before. It takes a bit of time to figure out the significance (if any) of each piece of paper that is found, and determine where it fits in the puzzle.

[hvychev]

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As we were unloading the convention center Sat. evening, I noticed a man with a ziplock baggie and a pic of a Nova's front-end. I inquired, and knew who it was immediately. It was the original owner of a Silver deuce that was totalled in '73-4 in southern IL. We spoke for quite a while, and when we do the info exchange thing, I'll post the pics of his Deuce - he only owned it for 4 months, but retains the paperwork, a lesson for those hunting for their original paperwork! BTW, it had whitewalls when new - but received GoodYear Polyglas' within the first 100 miles, along with other speed parts.


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Marlin anything more on this?

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not yet!