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JoeC
I have part of one,an Engine. It was to have been pulled out of a Yenko Nova Same color combo as the feature Car, but orig. from Illinois. A few list members know the Guy who pulled it 20 years ago or so. It sat in his Parents basement till last year. ![]() It seems that the racers were upgrading to 454s soon after they were available. |
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thanks guys, the response has been great! thats the reason it is near and dear to my heart! i just like something different! i have had to hold some strong runs at the car, its tempting, but, i just have to say no. there are beleived to be about 8-10 in existence today, the most common number i hear is 7. see you all at the supercar reunion. happy muscle car motoring, go 69 sYc nova!
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69 JL8XRAM/,68 BM Camaro/67 BM Chevelle/W-30,67 Baldwin Motion Chevelle |
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Very nice car. I saw it when Randy Miller owned at at a car show at North Wilksboro Nascar track in the early 1990's. He had a Yenko Camaro there to. I'm sure its just as nice, looks it anyway. Just my $.
Mitchell |
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Kevin, I am GREEN with ENVY!! It is a very RARE car and a LUCKY find. I can't wait to see it at the reunion.
Mark |
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Stefano, what happened to the body of the car who's engine you have?
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Bill O'Brien 1974 Jeep CJ5 - 304 V8, Edelbrock Intake, Holley 650, MSD Ignition, Patriot Headers |
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copo pete,
i would have to agree with you , but, of course i am a little biased. i've got to think theres no end to this car, and for that matter the other 6-9 as well.
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69 JL8XRAM/,68 BM Camaro/67 BM Chevelle/W-30,67 Baldwin Motion Chevelle |
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AutoInsane,
It was raced for a while with the 454 and then it seems to have disappeared. There was however a Yenko Nova fitting the description roaming the area. Several people have told me they thought the Nova Ended up with Gary Dyer. I don't know him so I haven't had the chance to ask. I currently have no way to link the engine to a car other than the story, but so far everthing has checked out OK. |
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