1970 Nova SS 396 L34 - numbers matching

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Trim tag info?

Looks like a fender gill car, and from the looks of the strippo exterior I'm gonna guess it's a 731 interior!

[Bahnz70]

no paper that I could find, and yes it is a 731 interior. Other trim tag info is build date of 07A, paint code 28 28, and I believe on the bottom in the middle there is what I beleive is an A and then a number 1115. I am 'hoping' that the heads on the motor in the car are original to the car but I have not been able to check that out. I will try to do that soon. And it does have the fender gills - they are on the back seat - as are the hood louvers - nicely tarnished by the salty Florida air!

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Sounds about right! That 731 interior is a tough interior to put together, us deuce guys can appreciate it! The seat covers are not reproduced, we buy the material in bulk from SMS in Oregon and have the covers made.

The 'A' indicates that the interior items and paint are black to match the seats, ie; kick panels, dash pad, headliner, etc... Since there is no single digit after the 'A', that indicates that there are no exterior moldings on the car, ie; drip rail, door frame, body side, or rocker. The 1115 number is an internal mfg sequence number based on the research we've done, this number usually starts over when there is a color change - sometimes when there is a transmission change.

Nice car btw, good that it has a late build date - makes parts hunting a little easier.

[1969l78]

Is that the same car that was on collecter car trader from Flordia not to long ago?

[69YENKO162]

I thought I saw the same car. It was the same color and cond.

[Bahnz70]

It is possible - I bought it from Florida thinking I would restore it but just ran into a deal on a 69 RS Camaro Convertible so whichever sells first goes and I restore the other. What was he asking on the collector car trader?

[Bahnz70]

I decided to put this one on ebay and get it sold. Low reserve! Thanks
Mike