Bob Johnson Chev

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

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I do not have any knowledge of '70 Yenko Novas being sold out of Bob Johnson or Yunkers Chev. There were at least 3 sold out of Thorstad Chev, which was actually Hult Chev. Thorstad purchased Hult in '67, but did not actually change the name to Thorstad until '70. Thorstad sold a Sunflower Yellow, a Citrus Green and a third unknown color '70 Yenko Novas, they were all 4 speeds without power steering.

Dale Chev. in Waukesha, WI also sold 3 '70 Yenko Novas. They were Forest Green, Fathom Blue, and Cranberry Red, and were all 4 speeds without power steering. Finally, Green Bay Chev. in Green Bay, WI sold at least one '70 Yenko Nova. It was a Cortez Silver, 4speed, non power steering car, and was the 6th car produced. It has not been found to my knowledge.
Marlin

Oh yea, I could use a correct grained, non a/c, black dash pad!!!

[Edited by YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY (02-15-2001 at 10:04 AM).]

[gambitti]

Hey Marlin, I have a couple of Non A/c dashes. in fact I just took a beautiful green one out yesterday. I also have some parts cars lying around the shed with with fairly nice black dashes. Nice dashes are pretty hard to find these days but I know a couple guys that stockpiled Gm nova parts in the 70's. I'll ask around. Hults Chevrolet moved to Stoughton Wi. My contact is almost positive that Hults sold a 69 yenko Nova and various Yenko camaros. He even thought one may have been gold! Did you ever get in contact with this dealership? I think they still operate in Madison.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Gambitti;
Hult did sell an Olympic Gold Y-Camaro. The car has been crushed, but there is a guy in WI who has the tags and another guy who has some of the dash parts. It would not surprise me that Hult sold at least one '69 Yenko Nova, they probably sold more.

Let me know what you find in the way of a nice black dash pad, I would prefer not to dye one.
Thanks,
Marlin

[Kurt S]

The axle out of the gold Yenko ended up in a ZL1.
Kurt